Fans are using the hashtag #Bronson100 to honor legendary actor Charles Bronson on what would’ve been his 100th birthday.

So fans of the great actor Charles Bronson remember Death Wish Star on the day he would have been celebrating his 100th birthday if he were still with us. Born on November 3, 1921, Bronson was a veteran actor who played a variety of roles over the decades, from his memorable youthful westerns to the famous action films he later played. Sadly, Bronson died in 2003 at the age of 81, but his legacy remains.

It’s a particularly good day to remember Charles Bronson A legendary actor who came into this world just a century ago. Although he has been dead for nearly 20 years, his fans are still paying tribute to the opportunity and Bronson is getting a lot of attention on social media. He is arguably one of the toughest actors in movie history, an opinion shared by many fans on his 100th birthday.

“Today was Charles Bronson’s 100th birthday!” he writes to fans on Twitter. “This guy was the godfather of the movie tough guy. From The Great Escape to Death Wish, he could kick some serious Ass!” ”

Today would have been Charles Bronson's 100th Birthday! This guy was the Godfather of movie tough guys. From The Great Escape to Death Wish, he could kick some serious Ass! #RIPBronson #CharlesBronson #DeathWish pic.twitter.com/s16MGHfBSZ

— TC RESTANI (@AfterHoursTC) November 3, 2021

Writer Rachel Reeves used the hashtag #Bronson100 with many other fans to say, “Happy 100th to the man, the myth, the legend…Charles Bronson. My love for this man knows no bounds and today I will be celebrating accordingly with an excessive amount of posting highlighting this. You have been warned.”.

Happy 100th to the man, the myth, the legend…Charles Bronson 🎂

My love for this man knows no bounds and today I will be celebrating accordingly with an excessive amount of posting highlighting this. You have been warned. #Bronson100 pic.twitter.com/x3D3W4P0K2

— Rachel Reeves (@VinylGrrrl) November 3, 2021

Another fan chose to remember Charles Bronson by posting his video, which was animated on a classic episode of Charles Bronson. The Simpsons. Actually, it wasn’t Bronson’s voice, but the scene imagines the actor best known for starring in a violent action movie on behalf of Andy Griffith. Andy Griffith show…It was one of many earlier moments The Simpsons Consult Bronson over the years.

A young Charles Bronson on The Andy Griffith Show pic.twitter.com/TWwjOtsoq6

— Samuel J. May (@sjmay92) November 3, 2021

Many fan tweets celebrate Charles Bronson’s various films, but he is particularly known for his role as Paul Kersey. Death Wish series. The first story, published in 1974, was after Paul turned the law into his hands as a street guard when he couldn’t find the man who attacked his family. Most of the people who approached Paul Kersey were killed by thugs, so in the end, there were a total of five films, and Bronson was able to ignore them all and do the best he could again.

Last Death Wish film, Death Wish V: Face of Death, was released in 1994. It also served as Bronson’s final theatrical performance. Bronson’s other credits include such titles as Magnificent Seven, Once Upon a Time in the West, Mr. Majestic, 10 to Midnight, When Emissary of Death. Between 1995 and 1999 he starred in a trilogy of TV movies. Family of the policeman, He played his last role.

Happy birthday to Charles Bronson. In honor of this opportunity, check out Bronson’s film once or twice. You can also use the hashtag #Bronson100 to participate in online celebrations.

Source: seriestation