Hollywood mourns 'Lois Lane' Margot Kidder

New Delhi [India], May 15 (ANI): Hollywood lost a notable actor earlier in the week and people are mourning the loss.
Film and television actor Margot Kidder, best known as 'Lois Lane' for essaying the role in 1978's 'Superman', died at the age of 69 on Sunday.
A number of celebrities took to Twitter to pay homage to the late actress.
Co-creator of several Marvel characters, Brian Michael Bendis, remembered the actor and wrote, "I rewatched all the superman the movie extras when we were prepping on powers and Margot Kidder's audition is a perfect moment for the perfect actor. Superman footage - The casting of Lois Lane @YouTube".

I rewatched all the superman the movie extras when we were prepping on powers and Margot Kidder's audition is a perfect moment for the perfect actor. Superman footage - The casting of Lois Lane https://t.co/ingKbyVQDv via @YouTube

— BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) May 14, 2018

The official handle of DC Comics tweeted, "Thank you for being the Lois Lane so many of us grew up with. RIP, Margot Kidder."
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Thank you for being the Lois Lane so many of us grew up with. RIP, Margot Kidder. pic.twitter.com/IhY73TB52P

— DC (@DCComics) May 14, 2018

'A Fistful of Fingers' director Edgar Wright posted, "Sad to hear of the passing of Margot Kidder. A spark of vivacious life in all of her films. I loved her in cult horrors 'Sisters' and 'Black Christmas'. And of course she remains the best Lois Lane in the magical 'Superman' & 'Superman II'. RIP to a unique screen presence."

Sad to hear of the passing of Margot Kidder. A spark of vivacious life in all of her films. I loved her in cult horrors 'Sisters' and 'Black Christmas'. And of course she remains the best Lois Lane in the magical 'Superman' & 'Superman II'. RIP to a unique screen presence. pic.twitter.com/bQEVv7PSa3

— edgarwright (@edgarwright) May 14, 2018

Chief Strategist for Barack Obama's presidential campaigns, David Axelrod, wrote, "Margot Kidder should be remembered as much for courageously, candidly discussing her battles with mental illness as for any screen role. There are no Supermen- or women. It is not a character deficiency to acknowledge such struggles and get the help and treatment you need! RIP".

Margot Kidder should be remembered as much for courageously, candidly discussing her battles with mental illness as for any screen role.
There are no Supermen- or women. It is not a character deficiency to acknowledge such struggles and get the help and treatment you need!
RIP pic.twitter.com/ZD6RB3cfzU

— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) May 14, 2018

American actor, Clark Gregg, wrote, "#MargotKidder was incredible in the Superman movies. The Lois Lane she created had so much strength, humor and vulnerability that she became as much a part of what made the movie work as the wonderful Chris Reeve, Gene Hackman and others. #ripmargotkidder."

#MargotKidder was incredible in the Superman movies. The Lois Lane she created had so much strength, humor and vulnerability that she became as much a part of what made the movie work as the wonderful Chris Reeve, Gene Hackman and others. #ripmargotkidder

— Clark Gregg (@clarkgregg) May 14, 2018

Renowned author Mark Millar wrote, "My Lois Lane has passed away. RIP Margot Kidder. Thank you for my favourite movie ever."

My Lois Lane has passed away. RIP Margot Kidder. Thank you for my favourite movie ever. pic.twitter.com/dUmxwOUjyi

— Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) May 14, 2018

American actor Elijah Wood tweeted, "oh no, Margot Kidder."

oh no, Margot Kidder.

— Elijah Wood (@elijahwood) May 14, 2018

American actor Mark Hamill posted, "On-screen she was magic. Off-screen she was one of the kindest, sweetest, most caring woman I've ever known. I'll miss you #MargoKidder. Your legacy will live on forever."

On-screen she was magic.
Off-screen she was one of the kindest, sweetest, most caring woman I've ever known.
I'll miss you #MargoKidder.
Your legacy will live on forever. pic.twitter.com/UBlbszEIhb

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) May 14, 2018

American actress Christy Carlson Romano wrote, "So sad to hear about the death of icon #MargotKidder we spoke at a comic con when I was a couple months pregnant about motherhood. She was a lovely and fierce gal. #RIP."

So sad to hear about the death of icon #MargotKidder we spoke at a comic con when I was a couple months pregnant about motherhood. She was a lovely and fierce gal. #RIP pic.twitter.com/DJYr9jECYp

— ChristyCarlsonRomano (@ChristyRomano) May 14, 2018

The veteran actress was known for her iconic role in the superhero movie, along with her iconic roles in 'The Great Waldo Pepper' and 'Some Kind of Hero'. (ANI)