Published 09/19/2024 4:02:11 p.m.

SUPER/MAN: THE CHRISTOPHER REEVE STORY Review: Deeply Moving Portrait of the Actor Behind the Superhero

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For Gen X’ers and Millennials, Superman in live-action form started and ended with Christopher Reeve. Across four films and a decade (1978-1987), Reeve embodied Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster’s Depression-era, comic-book creation, a secular savior, a super-powered alien from a doomed planet, an immigrant raised by kind-hearted adopted parents on a Kansas farm. As the Big Blue Boy Scout, Reeve represented “truth, justice, and the American way,” can…

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