Tobey Maguire Wraps Up Friday Hike After Kevin Feige Comments On His 'Spider-Man 3' Involvement

Irina Shayk, Emily Ratajkowski, and Gigi Hadid each attended the Michael Kors NYFW show on Tuesday.The three supermodels, 36, 30, and 26 respectively, all arrived to Terminal 5 showing off their individual sense of fashion.Irina was dressed in green underneath a long, brown coat; Emily opted for jeans; and Gigi sported brown Dr. Marten boots.

Britney Spears made her acting debut opposite Zoe Saldana and Taryn Manning in the coming-of-age film Crossroads, which hit theaterson February 15, 2002.And on its 20th anniversary, director Tamra Davis spoke toVarietyabout working with the 40-year-old singer, who hoped the role would allow her to 'take control' of her image and go in a mature direction.Davis, 60, recalled meeting Spears for the first time in a Las Vegas hotel suite where the star greeted her in just 'a little T-shirt and underwear' and admitted to getting 'hammered' the night before.She also dished on Spears' then-boyfriend Justin Timberlake, 41, spending a lot of time on set of Crossroads and how he was 'so supportive' of the Toxic hitmaker. Looking back: On the 20th anniversary of Crossroads, director Tamra Davis recalled to Variety what it was like working with Britney Spears, who hoped the role would allow her to 'take control' of her image and take it in a more mature direction; Spears pictured in 2002Davis commenced the interview by admitting that she originally did not want to direct the film after learning that it would be starring Spears in the leading role.'At first, I said no.

The catalog of SpongeBob SquarePants content is about to get a whole lot bigger.Three new spin-off movies are making their way to Paramount+ and another film will receive a theatrical release, Deadlinereported.The spin-off films will center around different residents of the titular sea sponge's hometown Bikini Bottom. The first of three will premiere in 2023.

EXCLUSIVE: CAA has signed actress Alexandra Shipp.

Ben Affleck is showering producer Kevin Feige with praise.

Zendaya and Tom Holland are hard at work!

Ben Affleck is done keeping quiet about his feelings on comicbook movies. He’s been open about why he took on the Bat-cowl, and now the actor and filmmaker praises Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige as “the greatest producer.” Now, someone replace Hugh Jackman for Feige in “The Greatest Showman,” pronto.

Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige not only stuck the landing when they released “Avengers: Endgame” and capped off a nearly-two-dozen-film run that spans a decade, but they did so in record-breaking fashion. But what do you do after you release the biggest film of all time? Well, COVID-19 says that you take a full year off and regroup.

With “WandaVision” airing on Disney+ tomorrow, it’s a week full of Kevin Feige interviews and Marvel news, and this week the MCU studio chief has teased the return of Netlflix characters and actors again. Early this week when asked about the potential return of some of the Netflix characters and potentially the same actors who played them—Daredevil (Charlie Cox), Luke Cage (Mike Colter), Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), Iron Fist (Finn Jones), and The Punisher (Jon Bernthal) Feige teased, “well, you never know.” And today, the Marvel Studios Chief was more forceful in his hints.

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.

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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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.