Kids ask Stan Lee about his favourite Marvel Comics characters, 1978
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- In 1978, some lucky kids on CBC's For Kids Only got to ask Stan Lee (1922-2018) about the characters he created for Marvel Comics.
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He doesn't talk down to the kids. Good god, he was a legend.
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Shane kenny 😢
No, Stan Lee never did that. Marvel Comics never did that. There are many authors with a target audience of young people who also never did that and who don't do that. I plan to write books and comics in the future and I won't ever talk down to children with my books, either.
Reading comics as a youth helped me in a myriad of ways. I learned important life lessons, learned to set goals for myself, learned the importance of formulating a plan for my life, learned new words and was able to expand and improve my vocabulary, etc.
I think that some people who have never read a comic book would be truly amazed by the things that you can learn from reading comics(that is, if they're the right ones, just like if someone is reading the right kinds of books).
As Superman actor(but he might be a former Superman actor now, I'm not sure)Henry Cavill said, Super Heroes, even though they're fictional characters are great role models for people(because what they stand for is real). As Cavill said, they're the perfect models for how to behave and how to conduct one's self and how to treat other people. I have no problem telling people that many of my role models are fictional comic book characters(along with a lot of real people, too, obviously).
Stan was indeed a legend and one of a kind. He was always one of my role models growing up and Stan Lee is still one of my role models and an inspiration for me(you're never too old to have role models and to be inspired). Great and intelligent conversation with these kids!
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Still is a legend
Although he seemed to always be in his elder years in moments like this he was always a kid at heart. It feels so weird living in a world that he's no longer around in.
Indeed, However, Stan Lee, Will Always, Be In Our Hearts
It was so good of him TT_TT
I know what you mean. There was always something about Stan Lee that seemed immortal.
@blake bishop WTF?!!!!!!
why would you even say that about Stan lee?!!!!
@UCEpcVrrgmrIPQyvOppDiJvA you're just saying a bunch of blant lies
Notice how he talks to the children like they were grown ups?
He had an amazing talent to speak to everyone.
That's why the Marvel Universe became so relevant to everyone.
Word
I never thought of that. Marvel becoming relevant yes but not the first part that's amazing
He wrote big and fancy words in the comics....he never dumbed down writing.
Those kids are in their 50's now telling their own kids about comic books and how awesome they are. The circle of life.
🎶The circle of life! And it moves us all!🎶
The circle of life continues
Word
More like grandkids then
They are the same age as Stan Lee was in this video
These kids were actually asking pretty legit questions and were making very insightful sentences too which I'm completely amazed at.
Yeah these werent dumb questions they were asking. Shame their parents probably thought they were somewhere goofing off instead receiving an actual education from this guy.
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blake bishop Sure. Sure you are. (*cough* bait *cough*) Sure
blake bishop I’m saying that you are trolling
@blake bishop Na, you're just trying to get attention. I think he died peacefully surrounded by loved ones btw
I love how he talks to them like adults. It shows that he really respects them
Yeah, he doesnt talk down to them at all. You should see some of those old talk show interviews Stan would do. The hosts are clearly talking down to *him* a grown man, which probably dissatisfied him a great deal even though he never showed it on camera.
Because the kids are asking scripted questions written by adults. DUH. LOL
This is really a great video, it’s really nice to see how he interacted with the children. Did any of you see or hear the comments that Bill Maher made about him?
yeah, disgusting comments, he was bashed by the entire world already
It was disgusting.
Thank You Stan Lee. RIP.
Yea hes one of those people who try so hard to be “mature” people like that will die a boring life! instead of enjoying the wonderful things this world has to offer they worry about what other people enjoy i guess people like that will always exist no matter what tho
Bill should be ashamed of himself
Bill Maher is a douchebag. Stan Lee was a Godsend. Oh wait....
Those are not kids, those are our fathers asking our grandfather about his favourite marvel char
I really envy these kids. They got to be in the presence of the legendary Stan Lee.
Well at least Darth Vaders your dad.
JashNET Z haha that’s hella funny
@@noahreyna76 :I
@General Kenobi Ben?
Stan is so awesome! A lot of people thought the world of him! I met him at Comic Con in Cleveland, Ohio two years ago! Always wanted to chill with The Man! That's why his passing still stings💔😢😭
These kids listen and behave better than most college students today. They even ask more mature questions than adults ask today. Love how Stan speaks to them with intelligence and kindness, instead of messing with them like we do today in the social media era.
I miss Stan a lot...
I miss these kinds of days.
To be fair these kids are the one who have taught the current generation.
earthian11
You haven’t been to college in a long time
@@mrpopo2822not the parents' fault, pal. Consumerism + technology + entertainment, that's what's different from the parents' childhood. Age of materialism, not parenting.
@@jovanym2931 thanks, I'm in college and have seen plenty
1:27 And he really nailed it, every-time and for all of his characters!
What a smart kid. Maybe a Millionaire today.
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He spoke to them like mature people and they responded like mature people.
His cameo in Spider--Man PS4:
"You two always were my favorites!"
It is endearing how simple and honest he is in choosing spider man as his favorite.
I would have come up with a deep complex theory if asked the same...
All these kids are probably in their 50s now.
Just what I thought. It would be interesting to hear from those who are in this video as a kid. If they were 10 years old in 1978, they are now 50.
Probably, I was born in 1980 2 years after this was made, and I'm almost 40. They might even be older.
@@lukeskywalker6809 The majority of kids in the video are teens. So mid 50s nowadays
@@kingsley2837 most likely preteen, they were around 11/12
Probably? Do you think there's a chance they all got stored in cryogenic freezers, just got released last week, and are still 10 years old? LOL
He was treating it like a professional interview! 😂
Clearly Stan communicates with kids same as with adults. That's why he was so good with comics
Such a great, informative legend. It’s great that he educated so many kids.
Pierce Smith
*did educate
Word
He was the modern Homer, who gave us a new mythology, and for that, I will always be grateful to him..
@@Gangrel442003 High five for that my freind🤚. Stan Lee created an era, shaped a century, developed a new mythology and most of all gave us the gift of our childhood. Rip Stan lee, what a long blessed life. Imagine if Stan never picked up a pen...
And what,pray tell, did he plagiarize exactly? This inquiring mind wants to know....
"I can't have a favorite!"
"Anyway, my favorite is Spider-Man"
Love this guy. Wish I could have met him.
I'm 28 and *I* learned a few things from this video. That's the beauty about it. He talked at a level that could engage both children and adults.
R.I.P. Stan Lee Thanks For the mark you left on the world and Marvel you will truly be missed May God Bless You In Heaven ❤️ And Excelsior! ⚔️
Word
@@Halloween931 huh?
RIP Stan Lee. He really made a difference in this world and definitely left a mark no one would forget
Word
Stan was such an amazing man. He talked to these kids like they were adults and gave such wise responses. A legend, I wish I could have met him
These videos just keep on coming! So much love for this man.
It’s nice how he talked to them like adults
2:18 Take note current day Marvel... Take note...
@@SuperSaiyan3985 It's about the character, not an agenda. I think that was the point being made.
@@SuperSaiyan3985 MCU Spider-Man isn't anything like the comics. Especially the ones he was writing. They fail to capture the core of the character and they don't understand Spider-Man either. That's what OP is talking about. At least, that's what I think.
lmao current day Marvel who brought Iron Man and Cap to the big screen and popularized them so much so that ppl like them over Batman and Superman? pls miss me
@@Paulafan5 What agenda?
A Prayer for Stan Lee
O mighty Lord, creator of heaven and earth, have mercy upon Stan Lee, forgive him for his sins, and grant him everlasting life in the kingdom of heaven.
Nolan Ueno Hippity Bobby boo.
Amin
Amen.
It’s too late for that man.
What sins?
This guy is so ahead of the curve
Word
1:32 I hope this kid grew up to be an excellent writer
Spider Man is the greatest hero of all time when first saw him I was like bomb 💣 going to explode with so much excitement
This is so sweet! Stan was such an inspiring sweetheart❤️💙 RIP!
Man.... What a legend.... I m envious.
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RIP Stan... Will miss you always....
1:13 Stan Lee predicted Kitty Pryde's creation 2 years before it happened.
I think it's great how Stan was always engaged with his fans
Stan Lee loved Spiderman and had a clause to never change his racial identity for a reason.
Stan Lee wrote Spiderman to mirror him in a lot of ways. Both are 5"10. Both are from New York, not exactly from well to do families. Both have brown hair. Both married models. Unfortunately this was misinterpreted by a lot of activists.
Arun G But even Stan Lee understood that everyone could relate to Spider-Man and not just someone like him. He frequently cites in interviews that people of color see themselves in him sometimes more than actual ethnic characters because since he has a full bodysuit, he could be any race.
Artists like Mark Bagley draw him somewhat androgynous looking, so a lot of girls I knew could see themselves in him too,
You care for the character when you relate to them
Look how young he was. He seems like the kinda guy you can't stop talking to
He truly is a legend. Rest in peace Stan Lee, thanks for your inspiration.
Those Kids might be the parents of today's fans...
Like I said before. Thank You, Thank you for caring about Stan Lee's Death CBC. Thank You :'(
To think that these kids are like 50 now is crazy
Spider-Man and Stan are just greatly amazing !!!!!!!!
Why ??? Everyone knows........
I could listen to Stan for weeks and not get bored. Such a legend.
Looove this! If you were to watch a video of him a little before he passed he’d be exactly the same. He loved his fans!
Reminds me of Mister Rogers that understands and loves children. Because Stan Lee is the Mister Rogers of Marvel
I met Stan twice I was 12 in 1949 I met him and he told me the problems with my little comics I made I know this doesn't sound great but he gave me a lollipop and one of all of his comics my friends went ballistic they wish they were me I felt like pennies from heaven one of those children are mine his name is Greg Abbott no relation to Bud Abbott or Abbott from Abbott and Costello
Stan Lee is a legend!!!
He listened and gave actual answers is easy to dismay kids with a childish answer but he gave them a real tough out answer, that we can now watch and pick on his brain that way, we loved you Stan.
Is this the idea of Graviton and Vision or ghost lol
I thought that too!
Or Shadowcat too!
The thing is the vision had been around for 10 years at this point
@@juandiegotorres9632 the vision has been around for slightly over 53 years not just ten years
@@cartmansfat123 omg I thought of that the second time I watched this!!! So true thank you for mentioning herrrrr!!!! Sprite, Ariel, Shadowcat, Kate, kitty pryde, is the bestttttt
I’m not crying your crying also who the F#%* disliked this it’s so sad to see my hero interact with kids btw I’m crying as weighting this
Those kids are as old as Stan Lee was there
That's why Stan is Stan.
He invented more dreams for kids
In my opinion : nice voice and good accent typical american man and good looks. I think that if he didn't become a cartoonist he would have been a famous actor. His Fans and people of the world will never forget him. Thanks for all mr Lee.
He always sounds like Stan Lee no matter what he looks like.
I'll love you forever Stan. Rest In Peace
Stan Lee was a good looking guy when he was in his prime. 6 feet 2 as well.
I love how invigorated he is. There's a reason why everyone loved this man.
1:00 the golden tears girl
1:13 the wall fairy.... OMG
My favourite Marvel hero is Spider-Man!!!!
I never seen Bill Maher sit and take time with a bunch of kids or fans...
I bumped into Chris Evans in a coffee shop alone and I asked if he wanted to talk marvel and he said yes so we talked for three hours about other things as well
Where can I see the full segment?
I am happy Stan choose Spider-Man (my favorite superhero) as his favorite superhero. 😎👍💜💚❤💛💙
My god I love Stan Lee
I find it sweet that Stan viewed all his characters as being like his children
Ant Man, Spider man, Wolverine, and Ghost rider are my favorite marvel characters
He loved what he did with all his heart. And he would not waste a second if he could put a smile on a kids (or grown ups) face
Those Kids were born in the late 1960s and early 1970s and 80s were probably watching the cartoons and some of live action tv shows like Spider-Man and Hulk with Nicolas Hammond and Lou Ferrigno. Also late 80 kids and early 90 kids was watching X-men the animated series and Spider-Man the animated series. But in my generation when my Dad took me to see the very first X-men movie and Spider-Man movie when I was four and Six years old and Iron Man at 12 it made me that I got to be a Marvel fan. But my Dad was a DC fan he knew about Superman and Batman because he didn’t know anything about Marvel until he heard it all over the news. Because my Father was born in the early 50s
How does he get away with wearing sunglasses inside?
He's talking to them pretty maturely
Stan is my man. And Stan is with Jesus and God.
Stan Lee lives on forever in our hearts
I didn’t even have to watch the video to know it’s a good one.
Those kids are obviously adults now and imagine if they watch this
Those Childrens already grew into a successfull person, StanLee blessed them. They'll most likely to continue StanLee's will.
Stan Lee had a child-like mind and that is why his characters resonated with many.
Stan Lee what a great Jewish guy. He invented almost all of these characters. He invented marvel comics. Smart guyy.
I was one of these kids in the early 70's that had a chance to be on the children's show Kids are people to on the 1970's and Stan Lee was the guest he was Awesome and talked the same way to us like he did in this clip.
The Host of the show at that time was Geraldo Rivera.
Marvel was always more insteresting because you cared about the human side of the hero just as much or even more than the super hero side of the character. The everyday human issues and problems were highlighted just as much as fighting the bad guy. Simply put Marvel made the characters remind you and you and they couldnt lose with that approach..NOW Marvel is a joke but bitd, when continuity matters and the company was private is when they were at their best. Once shareholders entered the picture it was all down hill. The last great story like was the infinity gauntlet. Been a $hit show ever since.
all these kids are in their 50's now
This vid is why Stan Lee will always be loved and remembered. ❤❤
He truly was a man ahead of his time...thank you so much, Stan!
RIP the greatest marvel hero (the createter )
Wait does he have childrens?
when i get old, i wanna be like Stan Lee (if i live that long.)
Stan's enthusiasm is so infectious. ☕Uk
This is very sad. I can’t believe he’s gone.
I want to meet the kid at 1:31-1:42 ask him how he felt about infinity wars. Then I'll show him this clip.
They don't fade huh?
What it was like to be so young and full of dreams
Man it will be really weird watching a marvel movie without his cameos
These kids think more critically and ask better questions than almost all college students and graduates today.
Telegram.... XD.. Nowadays, Spiderman gets a msg while he's swinging.. let alone a telegram at his home😂
Kids in the 70s know who Spiderman is than the writers of Marvel nowadays.
Stan Lee's MCU today, if he were alive, would be pretty opposite from the current one, and consequently better.
Thank you Stan Lee for making our childhood bright and making endless and wondrous adventures through your imagination and creativity. Rest In Peace Stan Lee. You will be our Hero, Legend, Father and Grandfather of Marvel, and our Eternal Avenger.
I would poing out older comics marvel and DC were like reading books they had dull pictures huge narration and wordings and stories covering every page. Marvel and DC gave characters novels at first not comics. The comics now rely on alot of beautiful images. But if the modern comic lovers saw what comics were like back in day they feel as if there school novel lol. Bill is disrespectful
This is incredible. Thank you! Please upload the whole thing :)
Watching all these videos of Stan reminds me why I still have high admiration for the man.
Masashi Kishimoto and Stan lee no one can top these guys
I really want to see the whole thing to this!
Hello! This is basically the full clip. It was a very short segment on that show. Thanks for reaching out!
Forever the man, a true legend. RIP Stan Lee