James Earl Jones, the iconic actor celebrated for his roles as Darth Vader in 'Star Wars' and Mufasa in 'The Lion King', has passed away at the age of 93, prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans and colleagues alike. Known for his powerful voice and commanding presence, Jones's illustrious career included notable performances in theater and film, earning him multiple prestigious awards, including three Tonys and an honorary Oscar. Actors like Denzel Washington and Kevin Costner shared heartfelt reflections on Jones's impact on their lives and careers, while Mark Hamill poignantly remembered him with a simple tribute, 'RIP Dad'. His legacy extends beyond his roles, as he overcame a severe stutter to become one of Hollywood's most recognizable voices. The entertainment community, along with sports figures and fans, expressed their grief and admiration for Jones, highlighting the profound influence he had on cinema and beyond. Major League Baseball and even the Empire State Building paid homage, showcasing how deeply he resonated with audiences across various domains.