10 things to know "Black Panther" Chadwick Bosman! Concealing cancer and insisting on filming finally won the film emperor 1. Coming from a super family 2. Originally quite a writer and director 3. Everything in Hollywood is self-made 4. Denzel Washington had funded his tuition 5. Did not audition for the corner of The Black Panther 6. The Wife Who Never Leaves 7. Hard work on the body for the character 8. 9. Former Theatre Lecturer Fight cancer for 4 years

On August 29, 2020, Chadwick Boseman, the actor of the Marvel blockbuster "Black Panther", died of cancer at the age of 43. The news has left Hollywood friends and movie fans around the world. As a member of the Avengers, he is always so handsome, brave and kind inside and outside the play, you can never imagine that he insists on working for a long time in order to achieve the best movie with the most limited time.

On February 28, 2021, Chadwick Bosman won the 78th Golden Globe Awards for "The Queen of Blues", which is also the best memory for him. Let's use 8 short stories to remember this eternal hero!

<h1>1. Coming from a super family</h1>

Chadwick Bosman is well known in show business, and in private he treats people sincerely and kindly, perhaps because he comes from a super family! Chadwick Bosman said, "My grandmother left behind 115 grandchildren, and this is a big family that makes me remember the importance and greatness of family affection."

<h1>2. Originally quite a writer and director</h1>

Chadwick Bosman attended Howard University, known as a black university. Originally, I wanted to become a writer and director, a creative profession, but after attending the class of Phylicia Rashad, the mother of the black community, I began to dream of becoming an actor.

<h1>3. Everything in Hollywood is self-made</h1>

Chadwick Bosman's father was an upholsterer and his mother was a nurse. In high school, he had a great passion for directing plays, and even created his first play "Crossroads", and was able to perform "Black Panther" all by his own strength!

<h1>4. Denzel Washington funded his tuition</h1>

A lot of people don't know this little story. Chadwick Bosman was funded for a period of tuition by well-wishers during his time at university. One day he came home to receive a letter, only to find that the person who had been silently helping him was the Oscar-winning film Denzel Washington! At that time, he was studying in the performing arts department, and he was even more determined to become an actor. He never told anyone else about the secret until he met the benefactor in Hollywood.

Chadwick Bosman thought, "I've finally achieved something Enough to talk to him, and talking to him at this point shouldn't have thought I'm going to get anything out of him, right?" Unexpectedly, when he finally plucked up the courage to bring it up, Denzel Washington joked, "That's what I came for." You owe me money!"

<h1>5. Did not audition for the role of Black Panther</h1>

Everyone knows that the selection criteria for Marvel movie actors are quite strict, but Chadwick Bosman didn't audition for the role of Black Panther! That's because the director of Black Panther had seen Chadwick Bosman's work and decided early on to let him get the role of Black Panther directly!

<h1>6. A wife who never abandons him</h1>

Chadwick Bosman and singer's girlfriend Taylor Simone Ledward have been dating for many years, and their relationship is low-key but quite stable, until the two appeared together for the first time in 2019. Taylor knew early on that Chadwick Bosman had cancer, but he still didn't give up, and after the engagement in 2019, he called each other in the name of husband and wife. It was she who accompanied him through the most difficult moments of his life.

At the 2021 Golden Globe Awards ceremony, the widow's deceased husband thanked many people, some warm, some regretful scenes, so that many stars could not help but be moved to tears. Finally she choked up and called out to her husband even more excitedly: "Honey, you keep it coming!"

<h1>7. Work hard for the character</h1>

When it comes to Chadwick Bosman, everyone will immediately think of his strong figure, and all this is due to his own perseverance and enthusiasm. In order to interpret the heroic character of "Black Panther" more perfectly, he spent 5 hours a day exercising. Thanks to his dedication, he can shape the Black Panther into the image of a hero in everyone's heart.

<h1>8. Former lecturer in drama</h1>

Chadwick Bosman, who has a passion for theatre, worked as a theatre lecturer for the Junior Scholars Program at the Center for Black Culture in order to pass on his acting experience and skills to a new generation of young people. In addition, he often participates in charity events, as Tom Holland said in his memory: "You are actually more of a hero than you on the big screen!"

<h1>9. Fight cancer for 4 years</h1>

If it weren't for Chadwick Bosman's weight loss, many people wouldn't have known about his cancer. In fact, he was diagnosed with the third stage of colorectal cancer in 2016, but he not only did not mention it, but even insisted on bringing works to everyone. This is perhaps where Chadwick Bosman most closely resembles the Black Panther, trying to move toward his goal no matter what happens.

10. Speech about cancer boy tears

After chadwick Bosman died, many fans remembered his emotional breakdown during a speech when he thought of two little boys with cancer, and he talked about how brave and determined they were. I don't know if at that time, he also felt a little afraid of his future?

In his speech at his alma mater, Howard University, he said, "Purpose is a vital part of you, it is the reason you are on this planet in this time background, the difficult struggle along the way, just to make you better, and then to achieve the purpose." 」 He also said, "Everything that you fought for was not for yourself. It was for those that come after. If you keep these words in mind, it is not difficult to understand why Chadwick is reluctant to disclose his illness, and why he still insists on bringing the best works to us as younger generations.