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A 10 page paper which examines the life and death of Christopher Reeves. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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story of the superhero took to the big screen. Christopher Reeves was, himself, an incredibly active man who loved to engage in many things that were physical, including horseback riding,
a sport that nearly ended his life and left him paralyzed till his death this year. The following paper examines the life and death of Christopher Reeves. The paper also
analyzes how he dealt with his paralysis. Before the Accident As a child "Christopher lived in Westchester County, New York...played the piano and sang" (Christopher Reeves Early Life, 2004).
He began his acting career when he was only nine when he played at the Princeton Netheater. Then, when he was 15 he took on a job as an apprentice
at the "Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts, during the summer. When he was 16, became an agent" (Christopher Reeves Early Life, 2004). He went on to college, graduating from Cornell
University and while in his senior year attended acting classes at Juilliard. He was roommates with the infamous Robin Williams and went on to perform in London as well as
Paris in his Masters degree performances (Christopher Reeves Early Life, 2004). He is, as mentioned, best known for playing the role of Superman in film. As one author
notes, "With an "S" emblazoned across his chiseled chest, Reeve became the most famous movie actor to take on the role of the comic book hero from planet Krypton, who
could bend steel, repel bullets and fly through the air to save damsels in distress, occasionally taking them back to his crystal lair" (ABCNews, 2004). However, it is interesting
to note that when he was first offered the role of Superman he did not like the idea. In an interview with Barbara Walters he said, "I was sort of
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