Last night in Los Angeles, the Golden Globes awarded. This year’s nominees also included Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The MCU film by director Ryan Coogler could hope for an award in two categories. Of course, the actors were also guests and chatted about the sequel on the red carpet. However, Letitia Wright, who was open about the future of the Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe speaks.
Black Panther 3 already sure?
When asked if we’re going to see the Shuri actress in a third Black Panther film will see, the 29-year-old replied: “I think it’s already in the works. We’ve had two fantastic years now where we [Wakanda Forever] released… we need a little break first. We have to collect ourselves now and [Ryan Coogler] back to the lab. It will take a while, but I’m happy for you if you can see it.” Officially, a third part of Marvel is not yet confirmed.
And that’s exactly what Letitia Wright thought of shortly after her testimony. She corrected her statement a little later: “I always try to think positive and believe that positive words can manifest. So I’m manifesting Black Panther 3, why not?”. In view of the two successes in the cinema, it is actually very likely that sooner or later Wakanda and the new Black Panther will get their own film again.
Launch at Disney Plus is imminent
At least in one of the two Avengers Movies, which are planned for 2025 and 2026, we should probably expect an appearance from the Black Panther – apart from a film of its own. If you want to watch Wakanda Forever from the comfort of your own couch, you can do so on February 1, 2023 do at Disney Plus. Then the MCU blockbuster will be available to all subscribers.
By the way, at the award ceremony of the Golden Globes Angela Basset in the category “The best supporting actress” about the award for her role as Queen Ramonda looking forward. It is the very first prize in such a prestigious category for the MCU. Rihanna was also nominated for her song “Lift Me Up”. However, the Golden Globe went to “Naatu Naatu” from the film RRR.
Source: Variety
