‘Falcon & Winter Soldier’ Release Reportedly Delayed As Marvel Series Has Yet To Finish Production

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turned to video on-demand sales options, and there have also been some films that pivoted to a streaming service debut in lieu of a theatrical run, there are also a lot of highly anticipated Hollywood movies that will continue to seek a cinematic bow, but have had to push back, adjust, or indefinitely delay their premiere dates as a result of COVID-19-related shutdowns. To keep track of all the new release dates announced by the studios, we've gathered together all of the information we have for

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With the news that “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is being delayed from its original August release date on Disney+ due to the COVID-19 production delays, it appeared that the Mouse House’s streaming platform wasn’t going to have any new Marvel content for quite a while. But in fact, the service is set to premiere “Marvel 616” soon enough and has released a couple of teasers to help promote the new docuseries.

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Just last week, it was revealed that the first major Disney+ original from Marvel Studios, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” has been pulled from the August release schedule and has yet to finish production due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And as we’ve seen with how Marvel Studios does business with its shared universe storytelling, a delay of one project starts a chain reaction that normally ends with everything shifting to accommodate.

Marvel‘s The Falcon and The Winter Soldier TV series has had its release date pushed back following production delays.The Disney+ show, which focuses on Anthony Mackie’s Falcon and Sebastian Stan’s Winter Soldier from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, was set to drop in August.However, the streaming site’s new state for next month shows no sign of the series, and TVLine reports that the shift is due to production delays amid coronavirus.Production was shut down in Prague back in March due to the

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Disney has announced that the planned premiere The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which was set to happen in August, won’t be happening after all.

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Will Thorne Staff WriterGiven that Disney Plus’ upcoming “Falcon and Winter Soldier” series hasn’t been in production since coronavirus shut the set down in March, the chances of it making its August premiere date were approximately zero.Confirmation that the series’ release has been delayed has arrived, as it was nowhere to be seen on the list of new shows and film coming to Disney Plus next month, which the streamer released Thursday.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorDelays in production for Marvel Studios’ upcoming Disney+ original series The Falcon and The Winter Soldier caused first by an earthquake in Puerto Rico and then the coronavirus will keep the Marvel spinoff series from making its previously set August premiere date.The series was not on Disney+’s list of next month premieres released Friday.

Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldierofficially won't make its August debut. The streaming service recently announced the list of new titles hitting the platform in August, and the Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie limited series was not among them.

completing filming before the shutdown. The series’ Disney+ page lists a “Fall 2020” premiere.

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