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A new casting update suggests Marvel Studios’ X-Men reboot may have added another actor to its growing lineup. After months of speculation surrounding the project’s cast, a recent industry report
You could say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born on September 1, 2005. That’s when the financially bankrupt Marvel took a risky $525 million loan from bank Merrill Lynch to finance feature films based on its characters (at least,
And just like that, Wonder Man is one-and-done at Marvel Television. The acclaimed Disney+ show is no longer returning for a second season, and it’s a decision that only makes sense if Marvel Studios has bigger plans for the character,
David Jonsson will play an adult T'Challa's son, with the film set for a December 15, 2028 theatrical release in 70mm.
Hatt is a longtime collaborator of James Gunn who rose to executive producer on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, while Sellitti is widely recognized for his work on the critically acclaimed, Emmy-nominated animated series X-Men ’97.
It began with 2008's "Iron Man," a film that introduced the world to Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark with the hint that he could be part of something greater. Over 30 films later, the story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is still being told,
Two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali confirmed he won’t star in Marvel’s Blade, despite having a contract—and he’s blaming the billion-dollar studio for screwing it up. Seven years after Marvel devotees erupted in celebration at the glitzy,
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" ends with a post-credits scene that suggests there might be another Spider-Man out there. Who is it, and what does it mean?