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creator and star has joined the cast of, according to multiple reports. ET has reached out to Marvel Studios for comment.Details of Coel's role are under wraps, per, who was first to report the news.

According to Variety, Coel joined the production at Atlanta’s Pinewood Studios, where director Ryan Coogler started production last month.

Black Panther in Marvel’s Avengers. As confirmed in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the God of War star will take on the voice of the Wakanda’ king once the new expansion rolls out. Naturally, Judge had some concerns about voicing the role after the passing of Chadwick Boseman and the legacy he left with the role.“I turned it down straight away,” Judge told EW.“There’s many Black Panthers, but I really didn’t believe that anyone should ever do T’Challa again [after Boseman].

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.

Marvel series What If…? has landed, and features Chadwick Boseman as T’Challa for the last time.The upcoming animated show will stream on Disney+.

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.

Fans have plenty to look forward to when Netflix's  premieres later this month.

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.

During an appearance on Variety's Little Gold Men podcast, Sebastian Stan was asked if he'd be open to starring in future Wakanda stories especially with Bucky Barnes' connection to the Black Panther universe.

It's been a few years since  fans saw Wakanda in all her splendor, so we're about due for another visit. Luckily, the highly anticipated sequel  is on the way! Although details on the film are still scarce, we know some key facts such as who's coming back and when the film will drop. The sequel was announced back in October 2018, with director Ryan Coogler already attached to write and direct.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe can't get enough of Danai Gurira. Not only will the actress be returning to the franchise as Okoye, general of the Dora Milaje, in Ryan Coogler's upcoming , but she'll also star in an origin spinoff series for Disney+. first broke the news in its annual list of top entertainment attorneys.

Black Panther spinoff series.According to Collider, the new Disney+ show will be produced by Black Panther director Ryan Coogler and will take place in the Kingdom of Wakanda. No other details have been shared at this point.Gurira’s involvement with the series was first confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter in an article featuring the lawyer who brokered the deal for her.The piece also confirmed that she will return for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the sequel to Coogler’s Marvel debut.

There are still a bunch of questions surrounding the forthcoming “Black Panther” sequel, “Wakanda Forever.” How will the franchise deal with the sudden passing of star Chadwick Boseman? Will there be an existing character taking over the mantle or will there be someone brand-new? Well, we are still quite a while from knowing the answer to those questions, but in terms of one familiar face, Danai Gurira, we know that she’s not only returning for “Wakanda Forever” but also the untitled “Black

not only included an appearance by the Dora Milaje but even paid a brief visit to the nation of Wakanda in a flashback. The MCU's proper return to the home of the Black Panther is saved for the movie's sequel, officially titled .«It's dope,» Anthony Mackie tells ET's Lauren Zima of the title reveal.

Martin Freeman is offering some insight into the upcoming sequel,. The 49-year-old British actor played CIA agent Everett K.

Michael B. Jordan wouldn't say no to a return to the MCU. The actor says that although Erik Killmonger died in 2018's , there's always a chance his character could make a comeback.

fans rejoice! A title for the highly anticipated sequel has been announced in addition to the July 8, 2022 release date. On Monday, the Marvel Cinematic Universe revealed that the upcoming sequel to the 2018 film will be titled The MCU shared the news in a dramatic new trailer teasing a host of upcoming projects includingon July 9, on Sept. 3, on Nov.

Black Panther franchise for its upcoming sequel.Jordan’s character, the villainous Erik Killmonger, died at the end of the first film, but as with many comic book stories resurrection is a common occurrence. With that said, fans have long been speculating that the Without Remorse actor might make a comeback.That speculation has grown even greater following the death of Chadwick Boseman, who played T’Challa in the Marvel film.

Unlike many of her other “Black Panther” alums, Lupita Nyong’o has yet to appear in another MCU film other than the original 2018 Oscar-nominated feature. But that said, she’s going to return to the franchise for “Black Panther 2,” though the experience is going to be very different with the loss of the lead actor, Chadwick Boseman.

We're less than two months away from welcoming back our favourite Yulje doctors as Hospital Playlist Season 2 will premiere on June 17.

Ryan Coogler is keeping the upcoming production of  in Georgia, despite the state's new voting law. On Friday, the actor revealed his decision in a letter published by Shadow and Act, explaining that he won't be moving production and will instead support voting rights organizations. «As an African-American, and as a citizen, I oppose all attempts, explicit and otherwise, to shrink the electorate and reduce access to the ballot.

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler has explained his decision to keep filming the upcoming sequel in Georgia despite controversial new voting laws in the state.This year, new laws were set out in Georgia which mean all voters will require ID in order to vote, a move that many believe will disproportionately harm Black and ethnic minority voters.In the wake of the laws being passed, a number of Hollywood productions have left Georgia, including Will Smith’s new slavery drama Emancipation.In a

Black Panther II in Georgia despite the intense criticism over new voting restrictions enacted by the state government. Coogler has condemned the voter integrity law signed into effect by Georgia governor Brian Kemp, but said he realized pulling production of the movie out of state would actually do more harm than good, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In December, Marvel Studios announced they wouldn't recast the role of Chadwick Boseman's King T'Challa for the upcoming sequel out of respect for Boseman's memory.

Chadwick Boseman died, and his co-star, Lupita Nyong’o, says that she’s still coming to terms with the loss. During her virtual appearance on, Nyong’o opened up about what she’ll miss about starring opposite the actor when filming for the Marvel sequel commences. “He led the movie with such compassion and just presence.

Ryan Coogler is moving forward with the sequel as he thinks the late Chadwick Boseman would want him to. In a new interview with , the film's director said he knows Boseman «wouldn't have wanted us to stop.»«You've got to keep going when you lose loved ones.

Last August, the world was shocked to learn that Chadwick Boseman passed away due to cancer. The shock came from the fact that the actor had not told anyone outside of his family about his diagnosis.

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler has reflected on the process of creating the film’s sequel without the late Chadwick Boseman.Black Panther 2 is due to arrive next year, and is set to begin shooting this July after original plans to begin production in March were delayed after the sudden death of star Boseman in August.“One thing that I’ve learned in my short or long time on this Earth, however you want to look at it, is that it’s very difficult to have perspective on something while you’re

Ryan Coogler is opening up filming  without the film's king, Chadwick Boseman.

Black Panther 2 will “carry on Chadwick Boseman’s legacy”.The second film is set to begin shooting this July, after original plans to begin production in March were delayed after the sudden death of star Boseman in August.Speaking of the process of working on the sequel without Boseman, Nyong’o, who is set to reprise her role from the original film in the upcoming sequel, told Good Morning America: “It’s going to be different, of course, without our king, to go back into that world, but I know

Lupita Nyong'o is opening up about what  will look like without the late Chadwick Boseman.

We still have three episodes left of “WandaVision,” and as great as that series has become (seriously, it’s really great, huh?), fans are still eagerly anticipating the next Disney+ series from Marvel Studios, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.” And according to that series’ creator, Malcolm Spellman, though the series picks up where “Avengers: Endgame” left off, ‘Falcon’ might have more in common, culturally at least, with “Black Panther.” READ MORE: Spike Lee Would Consider Working With

Black Panther co-star Chadwick Boseman’s record-breaking posthumous SAG Awards nominations.Boseman lead the 2021 Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations, announced this week, with a historic four nods.The Guild release the full list of nominees on Thursday (February 4), which included nominations for Boseman for his lead performance in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, his supporting role in Da 5 Bloods, and for his work in the ensembles of both.Celebrating the achievement, Jordan wrote on Instagram: “4.

Disney+ from the movie’s writer/director Ryan Coogler, according to The Wrap. A spinoff of the 2018 blockbuster hit that raked in more than $1 billion, the TV series will center on the Kingdom of Wakanda, the fictional nation in the heart of Africa. At present, it has not been announced whether it will focus on characters from the movies, such as M’Baku (Winston Duke), or if it will follow new characters.

writer-director Ryan Coogler for an exclusive TV deal and his first project is a series «based in the Kingdom of Wakanda,» ET can confirm.«It's an honor to be partnering with The Walt Disney Company. Working with them on was a dream come true,» Coogler said in a statement.