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If you have to watch one (HBO) Max movie in December 2024, stream this one
Digital TrendsStory by Blair Marnell
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20 years after Christopher Reeve's passing, the iconic actor's legacy as Hollywood's definitive Superman lives on
beat sheet
- Reeve's portrayal of the Man of Steel and his alter ego Clark Kent remains unmatched by any other live-action performer, even two decades after his death
- Though others have played the role before and after Reeve, he embodied the character in a way that has yet to be replicated on the big screen
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Christopher Reeve, Superman, Superman IV: The Quest for Peace