Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige highlighted how the world still grieves over the loss of Chadwick Boseman
black panther 2 will not have a substitute actor for T’Challa. After the death of Chadwick Boseman, who played the hero in MCU, Kevin Feige – president of marvel studiosintends to proceed with history in a different way.
Although replacing character actors is common in Marvel – including for protagonists, as happened with Hulk and Thanos – the exchange never happened after the death of an artist. Furthermore, as highlighted by Feigedeath of Boseman is recent and touching for the public.
“It seemed too early to choose another actor. Stan Lee always said that the Marvel represents the world outside the window. We say that even with such extraordinary and fantastic stories and characters, there is a human element in everything we do. The world is still processing the loss of chad. Ryan Coogler [diretor] put it in history,” said Kevin.
before the death of Bosemanscript of the sequence of black Panther I was very much leaning on the hero. The entire story had to be rewritten and adapted to the new production reality. “The conversations were full on what to do next and how to honor the legacy of Chadwick. How to continue what he did to help wakanda and make the black Panther so amazing?” asked the president.
wakanda forever
After the tragic death of Chadwick Boseman in August 2020, the Marvelhad to guide the universe from black Panther another way, this time without the interpreter of T’Challa, the king of Wakanda. The actress Letitia Wright revealed how the death of the protagonist affected his character in the sequel to the saga.
At 28 years old, Wright represents Shurisister of T’Challa. In the plot of the long Black Panther 2: Wakanda Foreverher character will suffer from the longing for her brother, as she commented in an interview with Black Nerd Girls, during the Comic-Con from San Diego.
Shuri is definitely consumed by her work. The loss of her brother causes her to be so consumed that she is creating things on another level, on a higher level actually. There is so much new technology to look forward to, so this is the starting point for it.”
Directed by Ryan Coogler, Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever has a release date scheduled for November 10 in Brazil, and still has Angela Bassett, Winston Duke and Danai Gurira in your roster. Check out the official trailer:
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