‘Superman’s’ Lois Lane death ruled a suicide

Author: Agencies

The death of Margot Kidder, the actress who soared to fame in the ’70s playing Lois Lane in the Superman movies, has been ruled a suicide, a Montana coroner’s office said.

When she died in May at age 69 neither her agent nor the funeral home who handled her arrangements specified a cause, but Montana’s Park County coroner’s office has announced she killed herself.

“Ms Kidder’s family urges those suffering from mental illnesses, addiction and/or suicidal thoughts to seek appropriate counseling and treatment,” the statement said.

Her death came one month before designer Kate Spade and chef Anthony Bourdain took their own lives, casting a spotlight on the jarring global spike in suicides and the importance of confronting the issue.

Kidder starred in the Superman trilogy released between 1978-1983 as hotshot reporter Lane, who was also the love interest of Clark Kent, played by Christopher Reeve, who died in 2004.

Published in Daily Times, August 11th 2018.

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