Black Panther star Chadwick Bosman died, had colon cancer for 4 years | chadwick aaron boseman

Black Panther star Chadwick Bosman died, had colon cancer for 4 years | chadwick aaron boseman

Actor Chadwick Boseman, who made his mark in Hollywood with films such as black panther hero and 'Avengers Endgame', has passed away. He was 43 years old and was suffering from colon cancer for the last 4 years. A close friend of Bosman informed news agency AP.Black Panther 2

Chadwick Boseman's representative said the late actor's wife and family were with him at the last minute. An official statement has also been issued on behalf of his family after the death of Chadwick Boseman.

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Super hero 'Black Panther' is no more, actor Chadwick Bosman who plays this character died due to cancer

CHADWICK BOSEMAN TOP 10 MOVIES

# 10. Gods of Egypt

Perhaps his only slip, The Egyptian God is a tortured film. Filled with poor CGI, Egyptian games by non-Egyptians, and sinister dialogue. Bosman swims through the film without doing or saying anything. The visuals are never interesting, nor are the huge action set-pieces. The plot is never cohesive and the film ends up moving from just one scene to another. It is a mythically bad film. The film makes the list only because of the fact that this writer has not seen Bosman's film The Kill Hole.

# 9. Message from the King

Bosman goes on a revenge mission to find out what happened to his sister. The film as a whole is too long and Bosman, unfortunately, cannot save it with a mellow, but quite interesting performance. However, at times Bosman feels that he is feeling it. Combining parts of the equalizer and other revenge action thrillers makes King's message feel all too familiar. Its inequality is not the only problem. Overall, the film just seems flat, it is better than nothing.

# 8. Draft day

This is a film that tries to do similar things, but it is not nearly as interesting. The film has its moments in the Kevin Costner, but never gives the kind of electric performance in a moneyball like Brad Pitt. Boseman's role as Wontack Mack is fine following the prospect of football for the upcoming draft. They are not given much to do in the film but send a tweet and make a phone call as necessary. Sometimes the film is interesting but never manages to grab your attention for its entire time.

# 7. The express

The film is a solid biopic of Bosman's first feature credit overall. After the life of Ernie Davis, it is a traditional inspirational film. Often this does not cross the genre cliché, but the performances alone are enough to elevate the film, particularly from its lead Rob Brown. It is effective and effective on the message it is trying to convey.

# 6. 42

A baseball icon, Jackie Robinson broke all kinds of barriers. In this biopic, Bosman plays Robinson. Although the film eventually plays it a little safe, it does not tempt anyone less. Director Biran Helgeland never goes too deep, but does an admirable job exploring the incredible story of the man and his surroundings. Harrison Ford is surprisingly solid as are the rest of the supporting cast. Robinson's legacy is done with justice in this riveting portrait of an American story.

# 5. Marshall

Dealing with his third biopic, Boseman stepped into the shoes of Thrud Marshall, the first African-American Supreme Court judge. Instead of that aspect of his life, the film focuses on Marshall's early days as a lawyer, trying a case in Connecticut. Bosman gives a calm but confident acting in the film and the cast around him is excellent. The film dates back to the days of the plays of the great court. Reflecting on some current social issues, Marshall succeeds on a promise that is never overwhelming.

# 4. Captain America: Civil War

In very limited duty, Bosman gave us a glimpse of Black Panther actor. His introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe is, as noted, brief but memorable. Bosman brings a distinction to the role without saying anything. As a whole, the film balances multiple characters and works cleverly in the MCU. Like Avengers: Infinity War. Next, it set the standards for Joe and Anthony Russo to establish their ability to put everything together without losing viewers. The Civil War is a notable achievement and one of the best in the MCU canon.

#3. Get On Up

Bosman was a larger than expert life personality who was James Brown. Portraying every aspect of the character, Bosman is electrifying. The film touches Brown's life through the darkness and light of one of the kings of soul music. Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer also do excellent supporting work. Although it often feels a bit influenced by Tate Taylor's direction, Bossman's work is always what keeps you invested.

#2. Avengers: Infinity War

Frankly, Marvel did not know what they had in Bosman's Black Panther because it limited their screen time. However, the film itself is incredible. The Russo Brothers, as they did in the Civil War, balance a ton of characters, and they never focus. Here, the stakes are infinitely (no punishment) high. The ability to juggle all these personalities is nothing short of a miracle in this context. If not Marvel's best villain, it's an emotional construct, and one of these. However, our number one selection may have something to say.

#1. Black Panther

It is undisputed this is Bosman's film. The small parts in the MCU films mentioned above are the ones that are great. However, given his own film to shine, Boseman and company Nail Black Panther. The film is one of the longest running franchises and certainly one of its most thrilling. Rich in performance, Ryan Coogler has really brought something special to the film. Cooglers create some of the best world-building, adding fully fleshed out characters that we get an emotional attachment to from the get-go. It is a very difficult task, and the film crushes every aspect.