Known in history for taking on roles like Jackie Robinson, James Brown, Thurgood Marshall,
and the unforgettable Black Panther.
Looking at the early life of Chadwick, like many children, he enjoyed sports.
Growing up, it was common to find Chadwick playing basketball there in South Carolina.
After graduating high school, Chadwick attended a historic black college.
That is where he graduated from Howard University in Washington, DC with a bachelor's of Fine
Arts.
Looking into further his skills.
Chadwick would take his talents across the Atlantic Ocean.
That is where he attended the Drama Academy in Oxford, England, getting help from another
famous African American Actor Denzel Washington, who helped to pay his tuition.
Honing his skills on stage, Bozeman was recognized in 2002.
His performance in Urban Transitions: Loose Blossoms, a play by Ron Milner brought home
an award for his role.
Interestingly enough, Boseman was not just seen on stage, but he also had skills and
writing Chadwick took part in the hip hop music festival.
writing plays there for people to see on stage.
Building his name in Hollywood, Chadwick took to the world of television, that is where
he would be featured on his shows like CSI New York, Law and Order, Third Watch and in
the world of soap operas appearing on All My Children.
Boseman would really get his time to shine on the TV series Lincoln Heights.
There he would definitely shine, appearing in a recurring role for the last two seasons
of that hit series.
Looking at the world of film, Bozeman would represent the world of sports, appearing in
the express a sports biopic about running back Ernie Davis and also in 42, playing the
role of baseball and civil rights icon Jackie Robinson.
Now, although many recognized Bozeman from TV and film, his star status would skyrocket.
That is where he joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2016, portraying the role of the
Black Panther most commonly known to his fans as T'Challa.
Black Panther became a box office success after releasing in February 2018.
The film brought in $218 million domestically over the four day Presidents Day week.
And also earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture.
Boseman would also go on to play a detective.
That is where in the world of film Boseman starred in, "21 Bridges," showing his skills
and proving he could be a leading man.
Sadly at the height of his career, the life of chat with Bozeman came to an end on August
28 2020, where Bozeman died of colon cancer.
gone but never forgotten.
The life of Chadwick boseman, will forever be remembered by many fans around the world,
crossing their arms over their chest and saying Wakanda forever.
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