With Disney’s recent announcement that many upcoming Marvel movies will be delayed for several months to allow productions enough room to breathe, the producer of one of those movies has been updating how its filming is going. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever It’s one of the movies that has drifted off course over the months, and with the movie still filming in Atlanta, Nate Moore said that currently everything is going well with the production, which is now expected to hit theaters in November 2022. .
Speaking in the Eternal premiere on monday, Nate moore saying Variety, “We’re filming in Atlanta and it’s going great. Ryan Coogler is back and he’s fantastic and the crew is back and we know we have big shoes to fill and we just want a movie that hopefully people can respond to and be entertain ourselves and get some catharsis by spending time with them. It’s a difficult task, but we want to rise to the challenge. “
"We're shooting in Atlanta and it's going really well," Marvel's Nate Moore says of #BlackPanther2. "We know we have big shoes to fill." https://t.co/F6rov2HB1g pic.twitter.com/jju59O8Y2R
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Of course, the producer couldn’t get by without being asked how the movie and cast honor the memory of Chadwick Boseman. “Yes, in his own way, in a personal and private way,” he replied. “But the truth is, the greatest honor is to keep that Wakanda story. I think Chad knew before any of us how important it could be to people. So it’s our job to keep that spirit alive so the kids can keep finding that world and find themselves in that world. “
Chadwick Boseman’s death in 2020 shook the Marvel movie world, after he appeared as T’Challa in Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame and of course Black Panther. While the original plan for the franchise was to have Boseman front and center, his passing meant there had to be a number of adjustments, as Kevin Feige made it clear that Boseman’s character would not be recast. This means that the new film now rides on the rest of the cast, most of whom are returning from the hit of 2018.
Star Lupita Nyong’o previously spoke about how director Ryan Coogler “recast” the sequel to respect the latest lead. In an interview with Yahoo! in April, he said: “People ask me, ‘Are you excited to be back?’ Emotion is not the word. I feel like I am in a very thoughtful and meditative state when it comes to Black panther 2. But at the same time, we have a leader in Ryan, who feels a lot like us, who also feels loss in a very, very real way. And his idea, the way he has reshaped the second film, is very respectful of the loss that we have all experienced as a cast and as a world. So it feels spiritually and emotionally correct to do this. And hopefully what I look forward to is getting back together and honoring what started with us and keeping your light through that. Because it left us a lot of light in which we are still going to bathe. I know for sure. “
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever It will now arrive on November 11, 2022, a delay that will disappoint fans a bit, but Moore believes it gives the team “more time to get it right.” In the end, that’s all that matters. This news originated in Comic Resources.
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