First African-American Superhero, Chadwick Boseman hot photo shoot for Rolling Stone. His Reaction when he was signed for Marvel’s Black Panther

In the new movie Marvel, Black Panther’s actor Chadwick Boseman is always in the headlines nowadays as he is getting love from his fans from all over the world.

The movie is said to be the biggest opener at the box office for February 2018. To date, it has hauled $404 million at the box office worldwide.

Chadwick was the first African-American superhero. Recently, he was in the news for his hot shirtless photo shoot for the cover of Rolling Stone’s March 8 edition. And the fans are going crazy.

When asked about his success, he gave the humblest reply,

“I still remember the excitement people had seeing Malcolm X. And this is greater, because it includes other people, too. Everybody comes to see the Marvel movie.”

He intends that get better opportunities as an actor.

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His lead actress’ reaction to his hot photoshoot

The lead actress of Black Panther, Lupita Nyong’o is an African Mexican actress. She highly praised him after his hot photo shoot. Nyong’o took her Instagram account to praise Chadwick.

She captioned,

“Imitation is the best form of flattery: @chadwickboseman I admire your quiet, confident, regal nature. You brought the wealth of all your knowledge, wisdom and physicality to T’Challa. You led us into the land of Wakanda without ego, without pretense, without fear. We reap the benefits now squarely because of your courage, your fierce dedication, your intense passion, and your grueling workout regimen.”

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Imitation is the best form of flattery: @chadwickboseman I admire your quiet, confident, regal nature. You brought the wealth of all your knowledge, wisdom and physicality to T'Challa. You led us into the land of Wakanda without ego, without pretense, without fear. We reap the benefits now squarely because of your courage, your fierce dedication, your intense passion, and your grueling workout regimen. And I will never get enough of the way you say the word "because." We celebrate BREAKING BOX OFFICE RECORDS with @blackpanther for many reasons, but chief among them is because we had you as our king. Enkosi Kumkani!! And congratulations on your @rollingstone cover. From someone who loves you. #CoverCosplay My ? by @vernonfrancois Chadwick's by Norman Jean Roy #BlackPanther #WakandaForever
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What happened when Chadwick got the role of Black Panther?

When Chadwick heard the news that he would be signed as a superhero for Marvel’s Black Panther, the first thing he did was call his father. He asked his father to do a DNA test to ask about his roots.

He said,

“I think it was his way of saying, ‘As an African-American, I know you’re disconnected from your ancestors and your culture and your traditions,’ ” Boseman says. “ ’Here’s my way of welcoming you back.’ ”

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Chadwick Boseman is an American actor. He is best known for portraying Jackie Robinson in the American biographical sports film, 42 (2013), James Brown in Getting on Up (2014), and T’Challain the Marvel Studios film Captain America: Civil War (2016). More Bio…

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