Letitia Wright to star in acclaimed female-led anthology drama

Almost immediately after the sudden passing of actor Chadwick Boseman, fans began to wonder what might happen to the planned sequel to his billion-dollar blockbuster, “Black Panther.” Will they continue the franchise with a new actor taking over the role? Will they pass the mantle of Black Panther onto another hero? Will the sequel even be made? Well, according to Boseman’s co-star in the film, Letitia Wright, those questions aren’t even things she’s thinking about right now.

It hasn't even been two months since the unfortunate demise of Chadwick Boseman and the chatter about Black Panther sequel has begun on social media platforms. The international actor, who was the face of the Marvel superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, was supposed to return to the franchise for Black Panther 2.

Letitia Wright is still mourning the death of her co-star, Chadwick Boseman.Boseman, 43, died on Aug. 28 after a private battle with cancer, leaving many of his friends and co-stars in shock and despair.

Letitia Wright was asked about the possibility of filming the second Black Panther movie without the film’s star, Chadwick Boseman.

Letitia Wright still needs some time before thinking about the future of “Black Panther”.

died suddenly in January 2019.Now two of his friends are remembering the RTÉ radio presenter by fundraising for Thrombosis Ireland following his death as the result of a blood clot.In his memory, his pals Ciara and Rory will each cycle 1,000km, a journey which they began on Saturday.Before they had even begun the pair were already warmed by the donations that came flowing in as they shared: ‘We are blown away by all the love and support.’Their fundraising page on Facebook explains: ‘On January

Small Axe anthology on the BBC have been revealed.Mangrove, the first of five original films, will premiere on BBC One and iPlayer on November 15.

Steve McQueen helped raise the curtain on the 2020 BFI London Film Festival on Wednesday night, with his feature Mangrove — one of his five films in the BBC/Amazon Small Axe anthology — getting its European premiere in London and simultaneously across select cinemas around the U.K.

Black Panther breakout Letitia Wright has joined the cast of Dominic Savage’s critically-acclaimed, female-led drama anthology series I Am for U.K. network Channel 4.

Letitia Wright wears a bright pink pantsuit for the premiere of their film Mangrove during the 2020 BFI London Film Festival on Wednesday evening (October 7) in London, England.

Naman Ramachandran Letitia Wright, who starred alongside the late Chadwick Boseman in “Black Panther,” has completed shooting on Dominic Savage’s BAFTA-nominated female-led anthology series “I Am.”“I Am Danielle,” starring Wright, C.J. Beckford (“Victoria”) and Sophia Brown (“Giri/Haji”), wrapped earlier this month.Wright was a BAFTA Rising Star in 2019 and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy in 2018 for U.K.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBlack Panther and Small Axe star Letitia Wright is to headline an episode in Season 2 of Channel 4’s female-led anthology drama series I Am from BAFTA-winning director Dominic Savage.Wright leads the cast of I Am Danielle and is joined by co-stars CJ Beckford and Sophia Brown.

Skai Jackson dedicated her latest Dancing with the Stars number to the late, great Cameron Boyce.

Naya Rivera’s ex husband Ryan Dorsey has emotionally defended his decision to invite the late Glee star’s sister to live with him and son Josey. Blood Father actor Ryan, 37, held back tears as he spoke in a video posted to his Instagram page, where he revealed his son Josey, five, asked his 26 year old aunt to live with them.

Letitia Wright has made a vow to “keep building a wall” and make space for Black women to succeed.The Black Panther actress tells Elle U.K. magazine it “hurts” her that Black women have been sidelined historically, but she’s called on her peers to alter their mindset and accept that there’s “space for all of us”.“If you actually step aside from that mentality and go, no, there’s space for all of us (to succeed),” she says, adding, “we just have to keep building a wall.“The bricks at the bottom

The 64th BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express on Tuesday unveiled its lineup of Screen Talks and events that will be available for free via YouTube and the fest's social channels, including sessions withLetitia Wright and Riz Ahmed. Among filmmakers, this year's virtual event will feature the likes of Michel Franco, Miranda July, Tsai Ming-liang, Christian Petzold, musician and performer David Byrne and artist Es Devlin discussing their careers.