Contractor of the role of Black Panther Chadvik Bowzman died at the age of 43

American actor Chadvik Bowzman, the performer of the role of a black panther in the Marvel cinema -combat station, died at the age of 43. In 2016, he discovered the colon cancer of the third stage, which became known only now from the message of family representatives. Despite the four -year struggle with the disease, she progressed until the fourth stage.

Bowzman underwent many operations and sessions of chemotherapy, continuing to act in films at the same time. During this period, the films "Marshall", "Five of the same Blood", "21 Bridge" and not yet released on the Black Bottom Maji screen appeared. Before making a terrible diagnosis, Bowzman played the famous baseball player Jackie Robinson in the film "42" and the godfather of Soul James Brown in the film "James Brown: The Way up".

The most recognizable role of Bowman was the king of the fictional African country of Wakanda T'Call in four Marvel comics films. The Black Panther militant, in which the actor played the title role, was nominated for seven Oscars and became the first superhero picture presented in the nomination "Best Film".

In the near future, Bowzman was supposed to begin filming in the continuation of the Black Panther, its release was planned in 2022. The actor died in his house surrounded by his wife and family.