Black Panther: Wakanda Forever STARTS production; Kevin Feige says 'It's emotional without Chadwick Boseman'

Released almost 25 years ago, “L.A. Confidential” earned rave reviews and ended up landing 9 Oscar nominations (winning two).

James Gunn holds a rare distinction in the modern superhero filmmaking world. He’s the only director to receive credit for helming films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (“Guardians of the Galaxy” and its sequel) and the DCEU (the upcoming “The Suicide Squad”).

WandaVision star , in a recent interview with TheWrap, seems to disagree with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige's views on being able to watch Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, without having to see her popular Disney+ series, where she reprised the role of Wanda Maximoff aka Scarlet Witch alongside Paul Bettany as Vision.

As Marvel fans have been eager to know more about the possibility of Venom becoming a part of MCU, President of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige has declined to reveal much, and kept a strict neutral standpoint, while also giving a cryptic response saying not to "rule out" anything.In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes, Feige made it clear that fans will have to wait for the right time to know the fate of Venom's addition to MCU.

Before Kate Shortland landed as the director of Black Widow, the Academy Award-winning director Chloé Zhao was a shortlisted candidate for the job.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is going to be an emotional movie to watch for MCU fans due to the heartbreaking death of Chadwick Boseman last August.

Since Black Panther premiered in February 2018, fans have been clamoring for a sequel. In 2022, they’ll finally get their wish.

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Scarlett Johansson remembers the exact moment Kevin Feige told her about Black Widow’s “Avengers: Endgame” demise.

Everyone was heartbroken when the news broke that “Black Panther” actor Chadwick Boseman tragically died of colon cancer. Since that time, there has been a growing curiosity about how Marvel Studios and director Ryan Coogler plan to move forward with the superhero franchise without the beloved actor and lead character.

in August, recorded his lines for the animated show, “What If…?” shortly before passing away, Uproxx reported. He was 43. The focus of the alternative world-themed series is the substitute possibilities for Marvel Universe characters and plot lines.In the new original series, set to begin streaming on August 11, Boseman voices an alternate reality version of his “Black Panther” character Prince T’Challa of Wakanda.

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Marvel boss Kevin Feige and Justice League's Zack Snyder have led tributes to Superman director Richard Donner following his death. The legendary director, who helmed the original 1978 superhero movie alongside a string of classics including The Goonies and Scrooged, passed away yesterday (July 5) aged 91.

Never say never!

Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige said he regretted whitewashing 2016’s Doctor Strange.The actress portrayed The Ancient One, who is depicted in the original Marvel comic books as a Tibetan man, after Feige and Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson decided to avoid perpetuating racial stereotypes about wise Asian men.However, the move backfired, spotlighted most prominently by an awkward exchange between comedian Margaret Cho and Swinton in 2016. Now, Swinton has reacted to the comments made

Kevin Feige certainly had cause to celebrate at the fanpremiere event in Los Angeles on Tuesday — and not just because it was one of Marvel's first in-person red carpets in over a year. The Marvel Studios president caught up with ET's Ash Crossan at the event, and expressed how thrilled he was to spot fans decked out in cosplay uniforms referencing the TVA — the quirky-yet-ominous Time Variance Authority, currently doing their best to manage the multiverse on, Marvel's latest Disney+

Kevin Feige certainly had cause to celebrate at the fanpremiere event in Los Angeles on Tuesday — and not just because it was one of Marvel's first in-person red carpets in over a year. The Marvel Studios president caught up with ET's Ash Crossan at the event, and expressed how thrilled he was to spot fans decked out in cosplay uniforms referencing the TVA — the quirky-yet-ominous Time Variance Authority, currently doing their best to manage the multiverse on, Marvel's latest Disney+

Marvel on its way to honouring Chadwick Boseman’s legacy.

Though the original “Black Panther” only hit theaters and went on to earn more than $1.34 billion at the global box office in 2018, the three-year gap has felt like an eternity as the world has gone through so much in that time. And in terms of Marvel and “Black Panther,” that includes the sudden passing of Chadwick Boseman last year.