Black Panther 2 will continue shooting after injuries, Covid-19

The Black panther continued, Black Panther: Wakanda forever, will resume filming next week after twoplus monthly shutdown. The shutdown was primarily because actress Letitia Wright, who plays Shuri, was severely injured during the stunt and could no longer perform. She is now said to be healthy and ready to resume filming which was, in fact, supposed to start last week. However, multiple cast and team members caught covid-19, among them Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o.

According to him, after the cameras start broadcasting, there are about four weeks left ton Hollywood Reporter, and we imagine that they will be focused on Shura. After Wright was injured last year, production continued a bit longer as the team filmed everything she was not a part of. When they finished it, and with the upcoming holidays, the production took a short break. If most of what’s left are Shuri parts, imagine that Wright would be in front and in the center of Atlanta, GA, when screenwriter director Ryan Coogler calls “aaction ”once again.

Of course, although Wright’s injury was thought to be the main reason for the delay, many speculated that part of it could be due to comments against the vaccinations she gave at the time. However, according to tA Hollywood reporter, “Although they do not comment on her vaccinated status, several sources say these problems have been resolved.”

Also in the story is a new fight about teammate Winston Duke. The actor, who plays Wakandan leader Jabari M’Baku, has apparently “negotiated a hefty raise for his return to Black panther, due to what is described as an extended role in Panther mitosi. ” This is certainly interesting because he and Wright are probably the two main candidates to take over the cloak of the Black Panther after the tragic death of T’Challe himself, Chadwick Boseman. Is M’Baku the next Black Panther? Is that Shuri? Someone else? We’ll find out later this year.

Black Panther: Wakanda forever has postponed the release date several times, but this shutdown has reportedly not changed it since its November 11 debut as currently planned. The film is the culmination of a great year for Marvel Studios, who is currently riding the wave Spider-Man: No way home and will have Dr. Strange in the multiverse of madness and Thor: Love and thunder in cinemas beforehand as well Mrs. Marvel, Knight of the Moon, i She-Hulk at Disney +.

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