Black Panther 2: After the death of Chadwick Boseman, the director made an almost radical decision

in the interview Entertainment WeeklyRyan Coogler, the screenwriter and director of Black Panther, said that he almost quit the world of cinema after the death of Chadwick Boseman.

“I was at a point where I was like, ‘I’m walking away from this.’ Which stage gives me?”.”

After the disappearance of T’Challa’s interpreter in August 2020, Ryan Coogler recalled all the moments he shared with Boseman and what this Marvel character meant to him.

He specifies: “I thought about the many conversations we had towards the end of his life and decided it made more sense to continue.“.

So Ryan Coogler rewrote the script with Joe Robert Cole and Kevin Feige and decided not to replace Chadwick Boseman, but to honor him in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

A Marvel boss just explained Empire I didn’t want to remake T’Challa because it was too early. The world mourned the comedian, it was impossible to replace him for Marvel. Ryan Coogler used this lack to write Black Panther 2.

“It’s my duty as a filmmaker to do what I’m good at. If I don’t believe in what I’m doing, it will be difficult for me to convert others.

In order for the actors to act properly, you have to believe it. At the end of the day, the choices we make must be honest. When directors do things they don’t believe in themselves, you can feel it.“

Black Panther 2 will hit our theaters on November 9th, subject to Disney agreeing to new media timeline discussions held that day…