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Bill Mimbu
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Reactions and tributes from Japanese anime creators and voice actors:
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Brian Floyd
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Armie Hammer made a post (on Twitter, I believe) commenting that everyone posting pictures of themselves with Stan is making it all about themselves and not him.
Armie Hammer, the garbage Lone Ranger, can go fly a kite.
Its not making it all about them, but showing how much of a beloved icon Stan was. I love seeing all the pictures of famous people with him that have popped up.
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Dale Lerette
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The full force of this loss is hitting me today. He brought about such a rich entertainment aligned with a genuine compassion for others. I am not sure if the world will ever see another person with such a profound effect on the entertainment industry.
On a personal level it feels like I have lost a beloved grandfather who would tell good stories around the camp fire. And reading the experiences of others it seems that many felt the same way, just a really deep sense of loss. He had a good long life and he was such a very positive influence on our lives. He left us so many good memories. And his memory and his influence will be with the world for a very long time hereafter.
Edited by Dale Lerette on 13 November 2018 at 11:08pm
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Shane Matlock
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Another legend gone. So long and thanks for your fertile imagination and gift for promotion, sir.
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Joe Zhang
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| Posted: 14 November 2018 at 7:26am | IP Logged | 5
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I cannot cry for a man I did not know. So how is it that a man I did not know bring so much joy into my life? R.I.P.
Edited by Joe Zhang on 14 November 2018 at 7:27am
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Jamie Grey
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| Posted: 14 November 2018 at 7:36am | IP Logged | 6
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I cried. I've cried a lot.
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Vinny Valenti
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| Posted: 14 November 2018 at 8:29am | IP Logged | 7
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"Armie Hammer made a post (on Twitter, I believe) commenting that everyone posting pictures of themselves with Stan is making it all about themselves and not him."
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What the hell? This is Stan Lee we are talking about. The master of self-promotion. A man that loved taking photos with fans, especially celebrities. I can't imagine him having an issue with people sharing their excitement of having met him as a tribute.
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Noah Smith
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He really was the greatest in so many ways.
I remember watching an episode of the early-2000s revival of To Tell the Truth where three masked contestants all claimed to be Stan Lee. I was struck with two simultaneous thoughts 1) I would KILL to be on this panel! I could ask so many perfect questions to determine which one was the real Stan Lee! and 2) I would have to recuse myself because I’d know Stan Lee’s voice anywhere.
Goodbye, Mr. Lee. I got a great deal of entertainment and education from your work, and those who followed after you.
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John Byrne
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…I’d know Stan Lee’s voice anywhere.•• A few decades back there was a radio ad (don't recall what for) that I was SURE was Stan's voice--until I realized it was Jack Lemmon!
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Robbie Parry
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This is nice:
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Jim Petersman
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I heard today that there are 2 more Stan Lee cameos filmed. He will appear in Captain Marvel and Avengers 4. I hope Disney finds a way to make his presence felt in all other future movies, too. I feel like he would enjoy that.
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Rob Ocelot
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Stan Lee's daughter is on TMZ right now claiming, "My father didn't co-create anything! He CREATED Spider-Man and the Hulk! Everyone's saying 'co-created' and I'm sick of it!"
Ugh, it's started already.
This was the exact scenario that Stan had been trying to prevent over the past couple of years.
RIP Stan, your legacy deserves better than this.
Edited by Rob Ocelot on 18 November 2018 at 10:54am
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