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Black Panther 2.It was reported in August that the actor was hospitalised after a stunt gone wrong, at which point her injuries were said to be “minor”.Marvel executives Kevin Feige, Nate Moore and Louis D’Esposito have now said in a statement obtained by the Independent that Wright’s injuries are “much more serious” than initially thought.“What we had initially thought were minor injuries turned out to be much more serious with Letitia suffering a critical shoulder fracture, and a concussion with severe side effects,” they said.They added: “It has been a painful process and Letitia has been home recovering with her doctors and the support of family.”A representative for Wright told The Hollywood Reporter in a separate statement: “Letitia

After recent reports of behind-the-scenes issues during filming “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” it does appear the production is officially going on hiatus until 2022. And with the announcement, we’re learning more details about the injuries sustained by star Letitia Wright earlier this year.

Production on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is being paused.

EXCLUSIVE: Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever officially began its production hiatus for the remainder of 2021 today as it allows star Letitia Wright additional time to recuperate from an on-set injury earlier this year. This morning, cast and crew of the sequel received a note direct from Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito and Nate Moore acknowledging the pause.The note confirms that production will resume with Wright on board in January, but indicates that her injuries, which included a fractured shoulder and a concussion, were more serious than initially realized. Deadline first reported the accident, which happened during a stunt on set in Boston, back in August.

Shortly after the beloved Chadwick Boseman's passing in August 2020, Marvel confirmed they were not recasting his iconic T'challa character, though they were still moving forward with the sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.Production has been under way since late June, with Marvel setting a November 11, 2022 release date, with Marvel's VP of Development, Nate Moore, opening up about the decision not to recast Boseman after he passed from colon cancer.Moore made it quite clear that fans, 'will not see T'Challa in the MCU 616 universe,' the primary timeline for the events in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, adding, 'We couldn't do it,' during an appearance on The Ringer-Verse podcast.

“Eternals” is about to hit theaters this week, and with it, the world is going to be introduced to nearly a dozen new superhero-types over the course of the film’s 157 minutes. Without going into spoilers, it’s safe to say that Marvel Studios tends to end each of its films with a clear direction for a sequel and “Eternals” is no different.

Angelina Jolie is set to star as Thena in Marvel’s upcoming, Eternals, and a new bit of information about her character was just revealed.

Jonathan Schwartz, a producer on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, is opening up about just how Marvel chooses which movies are made.

Even though Chloé Zhao has gone out of her way to explain how much of a comic book nerd she actually is, when it was announced that the Oscar-winning filmmaker was going to helm Marvel Studios’ massive blockbuster, “Eternals,” film fans were confused.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorIt’s not every day that a Latina woman in her 50s stars in a Marvel movie. It’s something that director Chloé Zhao was very aware of when she cast 54-year-old Salma Hayek to play Ajak in the upcoming “Eternals.”“Ageism in Hollywood is a very concerning issue that we must stand against as artists,” Zhao tells Variety.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterWhile Bucky Barnes-Sarah Wilson ‘shippers are clamoring for Marvel Studios to #ReleaseTheBuckySarahCut, it’ll have to settle for a detailed behind-the-scenes look at the creation of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” that includes more delightful Helmut Zemo cuts and a look at the way the writers approached Sam Wilson’s (Anthony Mackie) transformation into Captain America.The hour-long program, part of the “Marvel Studios Assembled” series that last gave us a look at how “WandaVision” was made, which was just released on Disney Plus on Friday.

Marvel Studios producer Nate Moore has teased big plans for Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the next phase of the MCU.Following Louis-Dreyfus’ role as Contessa Valentina Allegra de la Fontaine in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Moore said there was “one hundred per cent” plans to expand on the character with Louis-Dreyfus.“She’s so talented and you can do so much with her. And she’s game for it,” the executive producer told Entertainment Weekly.“She certainly didn’t come to us and say, ‘I’ll be in one show once.’ She was like, ‘I want to be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.’ And we said, ‘Great! Let’s get you in and let’s figure out how to use you.’ And the truth is, I think you will see her in the future.

This week marks the release of the final episode of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” and with it, the end of two full seasons of Marvel Studios TV on Disney+. And with this ending, people are already asking about the possibility of more seasons.

The last episode of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is a clear “set up” episode of the series. First, and most prominently, the episode set up the finale and the battle between Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), who is clearly going to be the new Captain America, and Karli Morgenthau (Erin Kellyman), aka Flag-Smasher.

“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is all about “continuation.”

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 Marvel “If The Right Opportunity Comes Across” Speaking to TVLine, Spellman talked about “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” and how that series is picking up the baton from “Black Panther” and showing, again, how important Black heroes are to the Marvel

Chloe Zhao led Eternals, which was supposed to come out last year, is gearing up for a release in the latter half of 2020. The highly-awaited movie marks the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) debut of Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden and Kit Harington amongst several others.

Chadwick Boseman's death shocked the world last week. This week, Black Panther producer executive producer Nate Moore looked back on his last conversation with the iconic actor.

Black Panther producer Nate Moore has shared the final text sent to him by Chadwick Boseman.Speaking to People, who devoted their last issue to Boseman after the beloved actor died from colon cancer at the age of 43 last week, Moore said he and Boseman had been working together to send a young fan gifts through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a nonprofit organisation that supports critically ill children.“We worked together to get a young boy a voice note from [Boseman’s Black Panther character] T’Challa, as well as a package of toys – no easy feat when we weren’t allowed to leave our homes or go to the office,” Moore said.“But Chad figured out how to make it work because he cared so intently, and in hindsight, so personally.”According to

Chadwick Boseman was thinking about others even at the end of his life. The star died at the age of 43 last month after a four-year battle with colon cancer.

Chadwick Boseman passed away on August 28 after his battle with colon cancer. The actor, who played Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, was diagnosed with the ailment in 2016.