The president of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, has just given news concerning the future of the license. Spider-Man, Captain America, or even Harisson Ford, the manager tells us more about the roadmap of the Marvel Cinematic Universe…
Kevin Feige is known for keep his promises. So, in a new interview, the president of Marvel Studios said he was thinking about how to continue the story of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. Indeed, the studio intends to take advantage of the excellent reception of the latest opus. Spider-Man: No Way Home was one of the franchise’s biggest hits. A fan has also viewed the film 192 times.
However, the sequel should not be realized in the next few months. The manager says:All I can say is that we have the story. We have big ideas for that, and our writers are just putting pen to paper as I speak to you“. But this is not the only project the studio is working on.
Captain America: Harrison Ford President of the United States
Indeed, the filming of Captain America: New World Order begins next month. First surprise: Harrison Ford will be part of the cast. The most famous space smuggler will play Thaddeus Ross, the President of the United States of America. Thus, according to Kevin Feige, the actor with a well-filled CV seems perfect to play the role.
The president of Marvel Studios says: “With Harrison, you think of Air Force One, and you think of some of his confrontations with the president. There’s a dynamic between President Ross and Sam Wilson. They have a history together, but in this movie we’ll see the dynamic between Captain America and the President of the United States in a way that’s just amazing..”
In contrast, according to the official, Marvel’s Disney+ streaming shows will not be as frequent as they have been for the past two years. He adds as follows:We want Marvel Studios and MCU projects to really stand out and stand out […] So people will see that as we move through phase five and six. The pace at which we put out Disney+ shows will change so that everyone can have a chance to shine.“
Source : gizmodo
