Wild Cat

Fiercely independent spirit who lived entirely on her own terms.

Margot Kidder was famously aloof from Hollywood's mainstream, deeply private despite her fame as Lois Lane, and fiercely guarded about her personal life even as it was thrust into the public eye. She was creatively solitary, politically outspoken on her own terms, and consistently unpredictable — refusing to be managed or moulded by the studio system. Her very public struggles with mental illness and her subsequent fierce advocacy added a layer of raw, untameable authenticity that defines the wild-cat perfectly.