Jeffrey Dean Morgan called out Armie Hammer on Tuesday for criticizing celebrities who posted memorial pictures with Stan Lee after the death of the Marvel icon.
The Walking Dead star joined celebrities including Chris Hemsworth, Robert Downey Jr, Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, Millie Bobby Brown, Halle Berry and Kaley Cuoco who mourned Lee's death on Monday at age 95 by sharing their favorite photos with him on social media.
Hammer, 32, invoked the ire of his social media followers on Monday when he tweeted: 'So touched by all of the celebrities posting pictures of themselves with Stan Lee...
Barbed response: Jeffrey Dean Morgan, shown in a 2016 season seven still from The Walking Dead, blasted Armie Hammer on Twitter for criticizing celebrities who posted Stan Lee selfies
'No better way to commemorate an absolute legend than putting up a picture of yourself.'
Morgan, 52, who plays imprisoned killer Negan on the hit AMC show made a barbed response on Twitter.
'Looks like you found a way to use others ways of mourning and their memories to draw some attention to yourself. You sound like a real a**hat,' Morgan tweeted in response, according to CBR.com.
Hammer's sarcastic tweet quickly attracted widespread criticism from followers who claimed The Lone Ranger star was instructing people how to grieve, with one writing: 'They... worked with him?' to which the actor responded ' Me... too?'
So touched: Hammer, 32, took to Twitter on Monday to sarcastically criticize celebrities posting pictures of themselves with Lee after the death of the Marvel icon at age 95
Drawing attention: Morgan, 52, replied that Hammer found a way to draw attention to himself and added that he sounds 'like a real a**hat'
Rough reply: The Walking Dead star, shown last month in New York City, responded after posting a tribute to Lee on social media
Hammer worked with Lee on the 2014 animated film Stan Lee's Mighty 7: Beginnings, in which he voiced the character Strong Arm, a superhero with super strength.
When another fan wrote: 'what else u supposed to do when someone dies armie' he bit back 'If your answer is “post a selfie” then I think we need a cultural revamp across the board.'
Another follower wrote: 'Maybe they’re just remembering how it felt to meet him with those photos. That’s how I would feel. I never got the chance.'
Magic lost: Morgan took to Instagram on Monday and shared a photo of himself with Lee and wrote in the caption: 'We lost some magic today. Stan will be missed. Rest In Peace my friend. Xojd'
'RIP legend': Legendary Marvel Comics co-founder Stan died on Monday at the age of 95, and in the wake of his passing, celebrities including Robert Downey Jr, took to social media to mourn his passing
Slammed: Hammer, 32, invoked the ire of his social media followers when he tweeted: 'So touched by all of the celebrities posting pictures of themselves with Stan Lee...
Fury: The barbed tweet quickly attracted widespread criticism from followers who claimed the star was instructing people how to grieve, with one writing: 'They... worked with him?' to which the actor responded ' Me... too?'
Armie responded: 'If Stan impacted your life (ie. All of our lives) with his work, post his work that touched you the most. Posting a selfie makes his death about you and how cool you felt taking a picture with him.'
One fan wrote: so...? if people have met him or knew him during his life what’s wrong with bringing up that good memory as a way to remember him and all that he’s done....?
'also not to mention how contradicting this tweet is. you’re doing even worse than what you’re stating by making a legend and his passing about something so materialistic and unnecessary? there’s nothing wrong with people remembering him in their own way....
Response: When another fan wrote: 'what else u supposed to do when someone dies armie' he bit back 'If your answer is “post a selfie” then I think we need a cultural revamp across the board'
'i adore you armie and always live for what you have to say but this is just not needed.'
Another fan accused Armie of putting the spotlight onto himself rather than Stan's death, writing: 'Aaaaaaaand just by telling people how to grieve, you've made this wonderful man's passing, all about you.
'I'm a fan of yours 100%, but this was just not right. Also some of those "celebrities" are your friends. And human beings.'
Comment: Canadian film director John Campea also weighed in, writing: 'I put up a pic of me & Stan because I wanted to share one of the most memorable moments of my career/life meeting the man
'RIP Stan Lee'; Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds was one of many celebrities sharing touching snaps of the producer
One fan wrote: 'I’m really confused on why you would bring attention to something so minuscule and manipulate it into something negative? Everyone grieves differently. You’ve just now made this entirely about you and your personal preference instead of paying your respects like everyone else.
Another added: 'So touched by your heartfelt response to the death of genius writer Stan Lee...no better way to commemorate an absolute legend than making things all about yourself as you make no sentimental gesture and instead mock how other people choose to grieve and/or honour an icon.
While another wrote: 'I know this comes out of a place of your own grief...& seeing people you feel are using the moment for self promotion. I’m sure that is true in some cases, but remember other people are processing their own feelings of grief & photos are a pretty common way to connect to a memory
'One of the greats': Guardians of the Galaxy star Zoe Saldana posted a photo of herself in full makeup alongside Lee
'Thanks for everything Stan Lee! What a life, so well lived. I consider myself extraordinarily lucky to have gotten to meet you and to have played in the world you created.' Chris Pratt captioned this snap
Legend: Actor Tom Hardy, who starred in Marvel's Venom, kept his tribute simple, writing 'With the greatest of respect'
Slamming the star a follower wrote: 'Don’t hurt yourself falling off your high horse Armie. Like seriously chill and let people grieve the passing of someone the way they want/need to without coming across as judgemental and harsh. '
Canadian film director John Campea also weighed in, writing: 'I put up a pic of me & Stan because I wanted to share one of the most memorable moments of my career/life meeting the man.
'That's what people are doing. It's the highest honor to testify about what he meant to YOU. But thanks for appointing yourself judge of how people express it.'
An ambulance was called to Lee's home in the Hollywood Hills early Monday and he was rushed to Cedars-Sinai, according to TMZ. He died shortly after arriving at the medical facility.
Inspiration: Evangeline Lilly, star of Ant-Man and The Wasp, wrote about how inspiring Lee was to her
Short but sweet: Halle Berry shared a snap with Lee and simply wrote 'RIP'
'You will be missed'; Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown posted this snap of herself with Lee
The co-founder of Marvel Comics had been in declining health for the past year, and there had been a number of battles regarding who would inherit his $70 million fortune.
Lee is survived by his daughter and only child Joan Celia, known as 'J.C.'
His wife Joan died in July last year after suffering complications from a stroke. The pair had been married for 70 years at the time of her death.
Lee was also a veteran, and his final tweet was sent out by his team on Sunday and commemorated his time in the service with a photo of the beloved comic-book creator in his uniform during World War II.
Lee rose to fame in 1961 when he turned Timely Comics, where he started out in the industry as an assistant, into Marvel Comics.
That change came about in the 1960s, and Lee then proceeded to oversee the creation of many of the iconic superheroes people around the world know and love to this day.
The Incredible Hulk, Thor, the X-Men, Dr. Strange, Iron Man, Spider-Man and Captain America were just a few of the many superhuman, and super flawed, characters crated by Lee and artist Jack Kirby.
The relationship between Lee and Marvel had grown contentious in his final months however, and in May he filed a billion-dollar lawsuit against the company.
The comic-book legend was still a big part of the Marvel universe until his death though, making a cameo in every Marvel Studios film since 1993, with his most recent appearance being in Venom, which has proven to be yet another blockbuster.
That film, released in early October, had grossed $674 million at the worldwide box office as of Sunday on a $100 million budget.
Lee also served as an executive producer on these titles, which helped boost his fortune in a very big way in recent years.
Iconic: Lee rose to fame in 1961 when he turned Timely Comics, where he started out in the industry as an assistant, into Marvel Comics (pictured in June 2017 at the Spider-Man: Homecoming film premiere in Los Angeles)
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