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Celebrities and Fans Remember ‘Superman: The Movie’ Star Margot Kidder

Comic book fans are currently in the middle of a comic book renaissance, but long before shared […]

Comic book fans are currently in the middle of a comic book renaissance, but long before shared universes or crossover TV series, Superman: The Movie was the defining superhero movie for generations. While many audiences consider the film a career-defining performance for Christopher Reeve, it was aided by his dynamic with Margot Kidder as Lois Lane, who passed away this weekend.

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While her appearance in Superman may have helped launch her career, Kidder’s performances in films like Black Christmas, The Amityville Horror, and Sisters made her an iconic actress in the genre world. Later in life, Kidder also appeared in Smallville alongside Reeve, The L Word, and won an Emmy for her performance in R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour.

The actress passed away on Sunday in her Montana home.

Scroll down to see how fans and celebrities are sharing their favorite memories of the actress.

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