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legal2 years ago•2 min saved

Stan Lee's Estate Loses Elder Abuse Lawsuit Due to Technicality

Stan Lee's estate has lost a years-long elder abuse lawsuit against his former attorney on a technicality. The lawsuit, which stemmed from allegations of exploitation and elder abuse by individuals in Lee's inner circle, was brought five days past the statute of limitations. The arbitrator ruled in favor of the attorney, stating that Lee had a one-year window to name him in the lawsuit, which expired before he was sued. This ruling concludes the legal proceedings related to individuals accused of stealing from Lee in his final years.

via Hollywood Reporter|

#elder-abuse-lawsuit #former-attorney #legal

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

"Stan Lee's Last Surprise: A Cameo Outside the Marvel Universe"

Stan Lee's final cameo was not in a Marvel movie, but in the Hollywood satire film "Madness in the Method" directed by Jason Mewes. This cameo, spotted in the movie's trailer, was done as a favor to Mewes and holds the honor of being Lee's last on-screen appearance. While most associate Lee with Marvel, he has made appearances in other films as well. Each of his cameos serves as a touching tribute to a man who was larger than life but grounded in love, friendship, and a good sense of humor.

via Startefacts|

#cameo #entertainment #hollywood

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

"Unforgettable Non-Stan Lee MCU Cameos: 6 Legendary Moments"

While Stan Lee's cameos in Marvel films are legendary, other celebrities have also made surprising appearances. Some notable non-Stan Lee MCU cameos include Matt Damon in Thor: Ragnarok, Elon Musk in Iron Man 2, Miley Cyrus in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Joan Rivers in Iron Man 3, Lou Ferrigno in The Hulk (2003) and The Incredible Hulk (2008), and David Hasselhoff in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. These unexpected appearances added humor and excitement to the superhero movies.

via Startefacts|

#cameos #celebrities #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

Jack Kirby's son slams Disney+ Stan Lee documentary for rewriting history.

Jack Kirby's son, Neal Kirby, has criticized Disney+'s new documentary on Stan Lee, calling it "Stan Lee's greatest tribute to himself." Kirby was well known for helping to create a number of well-known Marvel characters, including Captain America, Iron Man, the Fantastic Four, and Black Panther. Neal Kirby claims that Lee had a limited knowledge of history, mythology, or science, and that Lee made himself the voice of Marvel. Kirby's son also cites examples in the film such as the creation of the Fantastic Four, "with only one fleeting reference to my father," as well as a greater focus on the "strife" between Lee and fellow comic artist Steve Ditko.

via NME|

#disney #documentary #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

"Jack Kirby's Son Speaks Out Against Stan Lee Documentary on Disney+"

Neal Kirby, son of Fantastic Four co-creator Jack Kirby, expressed his disappointment with the recent Disney+ documentary on Stan Lee, claiming that Lee's heavy involvement in the MCU cemented him as the "sole" visionary for Marvel, especially with his cameos. Neal also believes that while Lee can craft an idea, it takes a team of artists to bring it to life and that Lee is not solely responsible for creating every Marvel character.

via Vulture|

#disney #entertainment #fantastic-four

entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

Jack Kirby's Son Criticizes Disney+'s Stan Lee Documentary.

Neal Kirby, son of Marvel co-creator Jack Kirby, criticized the latest Disney+ documentary about Stan Lee's life and legacy, arguing that his father has been overshadowed for too long. Kirby challenges the notion that Lee "had a hand in creating every Marvel character," and argues that Lee had a limited knowledge of history, mythology, or science, while his father's knowledge of these subjects was extensive. Kirby calls for getting the chapter of literary/art history right and acknowledges the battle for creator's rights.

via Entertainment Weekly News|

#creators-rights #disney #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

Jack Kirby's Son Criticizes Disney+ Stan Lee Documentary Narrative.

Neal Kirby, son of Marvel Comics co-creator Jack Kirby, has criticized the new Disney+ documentary on Stan Lee's life, claiming that Lee receives too much credit for creating Marvel characters that Kirby had a hand in bringing to life. Kirby also stated that Lee had a limited knowledge of history, mythology, or science, and relied on others for major plot points. Kirby defended all the writers and artists whose work was overshadowed and called for a more accurate portrayal of literary/art history.

via Deadline|

#co-creation #disney #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

Controversy Surrounds Disney+'s Stan Lee Documentary

Jack Kirby's son, Neal Kirby, has shared a statement criticizing the new Stan Lee documentary on Disney+. Kirby points out that Lee has always made things about himself, even when it strains credulity. Kirby argues that Lee had "35 years of uncontested publicity" since his father retired from comics in the ‘80s, and it’s "way past time to at least get this one chapter of literary/art history right."

via The A.V. Club|

#comic-books #documentary #entertainment

comics2 years ago•8 min saved

Kirby Family Criticizes Stan Lee Documentary on Disney+

Neal Kirby, son of the late Jack Kirby, has responded to the new Disney+ documentary about Stan Lee, criticizing it for being a "tribute to himself" and highlighting the controversy over Lee's role in the creation of Marvel's characters. Kirby argues that his father had extensive knowledge of history, mythology, and science, and that Lee's limited knowledge allowed him to create his own mythos as the voice of Marvel. Kirby also notes that his father's contributions to Marvel have been overlooked, and calls for a more accurate portrayal of the history of Marvel comics.

via Bleeding Cool News|

#comics #disney #documentary

entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

The Legacy and Regrets of Stan Lee: A Retrospective

In a new Disney+ documentary, "Stan Lee," the iconic comic book writer and creator of Marvel characters expressed regret for not seeking to copyright the characters he created during his time at Marvel Comics. Lee said he was "heartbroken" that he never owned any of the characters he created, which have become pop culture juggernauts. The documentary explores Lee's life and work, including his role in shaping Marvel into the successful company it is today. "Stan Lee" is now streaming on Disney+.

via Yahoo Entertainment|

#copyright #disney #documentary

entertainment2 years ago•6 min saved

"Exploring the Legacy of Marvel's Visionary: A Stan Lee Documentary Review"

"Stan Lee," a documentary about the visionary of Marvel Comics, captures the momentous year of 1961 when Lee created the Fantastic Four, a new breed of superhero with a dash of angst and ordinary problems. The documentary reveals that the Marvel Method was rooted in make-it-up-as-you-go-along randomness, which resulted in stories with a casual existential kick and a scruffy human spirit. The documentary is a fan-service released by Disney+, but it's well-made and confronts the revelation that Lee's dream of superheroes who are just like us lives vastly more in the comics than it does in the movies.

via Variety|

#comic-books #documentary #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

"Marvel Legend Stan Lee Honored in New Disney+ Documentary"

Disney Plus is adding a documentary on Stan Lee, the godfather of Marvel comics, to its available content on June 16. The documentary, directed by David Gelb, celebrates the 100th anniversary of Lee's birth and focuses on his impact on the comic industry. Also being added to the streaming service next week are the first four episodes of season 6 of Raven's Home.

via ComingSoon.net|

#disney-plus #documentary #entertainment

movies2 years ago•2 min saved

Tribeca Festival 2023 Lineup Features Star-Studded Films and Documentaries.

The 2023 Tribeca Festival will feature films directed by actors such as Chelsea Peretti, Michael Shannon, and Randall Park, as well as the premiere of a Marvel documentary about Stan Lee. The festival will showcase 109 feature films from 127 filmmakers across 36 countries, including 43 first-time directors. Live events will also take place, including performances by Sara Bareilles and Gloria Gaynor.

via The New York Times|

#chelsea-peretti #michael-shannon #movies