Director Cate Shortland Talks 'Black Widow' Spoilers and 'Beautiful' Post-Credits Scene (Exclusive)

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The Suicide Squad is released next week (July 30), revealed that he always includes a post-credits scene so that the audience stay around to see the full list of people who worked on the film.In response to one fan question, Gunn replied: “The grips & gaffers & PAs & roto artists & so on committed months of their lives to the movie you’re watching for a lot less money & praise than me & the actors.

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David Harbour has revealed that his wife Lily Allen had “mixed feelings” about his Black Widow weight loss. The Stranger Things star, who married Allen in 2020, plays a Russian super-soldier and father to Scarlett Johansson’s titular superhero in the new Marvel film.

The new movie Black Widow is now in theaters, and streaming on Disney+ Premier Access, and there’s an end credits scene that sets up the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

SPOILER WARNING: Do not read if you have not seen “Black Widow,” currently in theaters and available on Premium Access on Disney Plus.For most of her interview with Variety, Cate Shortland was an open book: Candid and funny and thrilled to get to talk about her experience directing Marvel Studios’ “Black Widow.” That is, until she was asked about the film’s post-credits scene.“Are you listening to this,” she asked the unseen (and totally silent) publicists overseeing the Zoom interview.

Finally, Black Widow has hit theatres in the US and several other countries (not India, as of yet, unfortunately!) and is predicted to be the biggest box office draw in the COVID-19 pandemic era, overthrowing Vin Diesel and John Cena's F9.

MILD spoilers for “Black Widow” ahead.“Black Widow” may have been the last hurrah for Natasha Romanoff in the MCU, but it was just the beginning for her family.

Marvel's latest big budget entry into the extended universe has arrived after being delayed more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both in theaters and on Disney+ the same day.Scarlett Johansson is back as Natasha Romanoff in the film, who has to return to Russia and reunite with her sister (Florence Pugh) to stop an immensely powerful villain.

Black Widow ahead**A post-credits sequence for Black Widow has hinted at what we can expect to see from an upcoming Marvel series.In the film, we meet Florence Pugh’s character Yelena Belova for the first time. The character is a former Black Widow herself, and adoptive sister to Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff.In the post-credit sequence, Yelena visits the grave of Natasha.

Scarlett Johansson's original Avenger is finally having her story told, mining a decade's worth of Easter eggs — about Budapest, the Red Room and Dreykov's daughter — and introducing the family of Russian spies we never knew Natasha had: Her «mother,» former Widow and leading scientist Melina (Rachel Weisz); her «father,» the super-soldier Red Guardian (David Harbour) and her little «sister,» the assassin Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh).

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(This article, naturally, contains spoilers for “Black Widow”)Like just about every previous movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Black Widow” has a post-credits scene, and it’s kind of a doozy — it’s the first time Marvel used one of these to tease one of its TV shows.The post-credits scene begins with Yelena (Florence Pugh as the heir-apparent to the Black Widow mantle) paying a visit to Natasha Romanoff’s grave.

on Disney+. And that means post-credits scenes, right? Those bonus scenes during and/or after the credits have been a staple of the MCU since the very beginning, with “Avengers: Endgame” being the only movie to not have one. And even the Disney+ series have been getting in on that practice.

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!

Kevin Feige told ET on the red carpet ahead of 's premiere. So, while the first film in the studio's fourth Phase is outwardly a swan song for its titular superheroine — an ending for Scarlett Johansson's superspy and Avenger — the movie is equally about setting up what comes next.Or as producer Brian Chapek put it, «This movie needed to do two things: The most important thing was celebrate Natasha's legacy.

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