Star Wars film produced by Kevin Feige to be written by Loki scribe Michael Waldron

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“You are not here for a cure,” the founder of a 26-day sexual therapy retreat tells the small group of women enrolled in her program at the outset of “That Kind of Summer.” Laying out the ground rules for the sensitive self-awareness exercise that follows — a loosely structured hiatus from unhealthy temptations, designed for those whose out-of-control impulses have made their lives unmanageable — she reassures, “You are not forbidden any sexual thoughts or behavior here. You are not sick.”Shot on grainy Super 16 with the kind of unsteady handheld aesthetic that suggests the cameraperson really ought to get their inner ear checked, Denis Côté’s radically nonjudgmental “let’s talk about sex” drama looks and feels like a documentary — at least, it could pass as one until a giant CG tarantula crawls up the wall while one of the women is masturbating late in the game.

Ethan Shanfeld Frank Pesce, a character actor who appeared in both “Beverly Hills Cop” movies, “Top Gun,” “Midnight Run” and “Miami Vice,” died on Feb. 6 due to dementia complications. He was 75.Born in 1946 in New York City, Pesce’s circle of friends included Sylvester Stallone, Tony Danza and Robert Forster, among others.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has said that there will be more Avengers movies “at some point”.Speaking at a press junket for Marvel’s new TV series WandaVision, Feige was asked if the studio will ever make another movie featuring the superhero ensemble.“I would have to think so. I would have to say yes, at some point,” he told IGN, before joking: “It’s a good title.

If you scan over the upcoming titled from Marvel Studios, including the dozens of films and TV projects that have been announced and/or rumored, there isn’t an “Avengers” film to be found. And last I checked, the previous two ‘Avengers’ movies, ‘Endgame’ and ‘Infinity War’ are still two of the top five box office earners of all time.

WandaVision will kick off the next chapter of the MCU on Friday, January 15, not only as the first Marvel Studios series for Disney+, but as the unintended first project to go public from Kevin Feige and his team since Spider-Man: Far from Home wrapped up the Infinity Saga in the summer of 2019.

It is official, the Merc with a Mouth is joining Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has confirmed that Deadpool will be joining MCU phase 4 and he will have his standalone movie.

Fans worried about Deadpool 3 being a watered-down PG-13 version of the first two R-rated predecessors are breathing a sigh of relief on Monday, thanks to an update by Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige.The 47-year-old Feige was promoting the new Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series WandaVision, debuting on Disney Plus on Friday, when he was asked by Colliderabout Deadpool 3 starring Ryan Reynolds.It was announced in November that writers Wendy Molyneux and Lizzie Molyneux-Loeglin have been tapped to work on the script, with Feige confirming it will in fact be an R-rated movie set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe... though filming won't start until at least 2022.

Netflix shows including Jessica Jones, The Punisher, Daredevil, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage could one day be revived.All five shows were axed by the streaming service in 2019 ahead of the launch of Marvel’s parent company Disney+ streaming service.Fans of Daredevil recently called for Marvel to revive the show after the Netflix rights to the series expired in November 2020.Feige has now said he would not rule out a return now that they have the rights to revive such characters, when asked by Deadline.“Well, certainly you’ve seen what we announced at Comic-Con a year and half ago and on Disney Investor Day a few weeks ago, so that’s our focus,” the Marvel Studios boss said.

There’s been a big update about the status of Deadpool 3.

Work on the latest “Deadpool” sequel is picking up speed at Marvel Studios.

Starting this Friday, Marvel Studios does what it hasn’t done before — take over TV. With the release of “WandaVision” on Disney+ (or two episodes, at least), the studio is staking a claim to streaming TV and unleashing the power of the MCU on a new medium.

Sure, we already saw reports that “Deadpool 3” is in the works. And it was already reported that Ryan Reynolds is leading the way by overseeing the creation of the script.

Kevin Feige has insisted Black Panther 2 “always” intended to focus on other characters.The Marvel Studios boss confirmed the upcoming sequel will not feature CGI footage of the late Chadwick Boseman – who died of cancer last August (2020) – nor would his role as T’Challa be recast, but stressed that the focus on the film was never intended to be on his character.“So much of the comics and that first movie is the world of Wakanda,” he told Deadline. “Wakanda is a place to further explore with characters and different subcultures. This was always and initially the primary focus of the next story.

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Chadwick Boseman won't be making an appearance in Black Panther 2 after his tragic death.

The ongoing pandemic has caused major shutdowns and delays in both production and release for many big film projects. We didn’t get a single Marvel film in 2020, even if they now plan to release four new films as well as several TV shows in 2021, but according to Marvel Studios head honcho, Kevin Feige, Phase Four of the MCU has not been affected by the pandemic.

Marvel boss Kevin Feige has signed up Michael Waldron, Loki executive producer and writer, for his new Star Wars movie.Waldron, who previously worked on Rick and Morty and Community, will write the screenplay for the movie which will take place in a new era after The Rise of Skywalker, according to Variety.Along with his duties on the Disney+ series Loki, Waldron also wrote the forthcoming Doctor Strange sequel, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.It’s known that Feige is a huge Star Wars fan, having previously admitted that he included a reference to the iconic franchise in every phase two Marvel movie.Speaking to CinemaBlend, he previously admitted: “So is this a spoiler for Ant-Man… not really. I’m obsessed with Star Wars.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterMarvel Studios chief Kevin Feige’s highly anticipated “Star Wars” project just took a big step forward, with “Loki” executive producer and writer Michael Waldron signing on to write the screenplay, Variety has confirmed.Waldron’s work on the “Star Wars” movie is part of a larger deal he’s signed with Disney, suggesting a long-term relationship with the company and its live-action divisions.

As we’ve seen with The Russo Brothers, James Gunn, Taika Waititi, and others, if Kevin Feige likes to work with you, he’ll keep hiring you for projects. And apparently, that favor has been given to Michael Waldron, who has reportedly just signed the biggest deal of his career, putting him smack dab in the center of both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the “Star Wars” franchise.

The upcoming Star Wars movie developed and produced by Marvel‘s Kevin Feige now has a writer!

EXCLUSIVE: After penning Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness and serving as head writer and exec producer on the upcoming Disney Plus series Loki, Michael Waldron is looking to stay in business with Walt Disney Studios in a big way. Sources tell Deadline Waldron has been set to write a new Star Wars feature film that Kevin Feige, President, Marvel Studios and Chief Creative Officer, Marvel, will develop and produce for Lucasfilm and Disney. This just one part of the recent deal Waldron signed with the studios that will keep him in business with Disney for some time.