Filming began in June of 2021 with Shuri ( Letitia Wright) taking on a larger role and actor Tenoch Huerta signing on the play Namor, the primary antagonist.
The sudden and awful loss only delayed production by a couple of months. What We Know: Despite the tragic death of Chadwick Boseman on August 28, 2020, plans for the Black Panther sequel pressed on. Phase Four comes to a close in November, but will offer a few more introductions before the Marvel Cinematic Universe takes a pause for most of the winter. And be careful: There are spoilers ahead. (Want to see what the other camp is up to? Check out our full breakdown of upcoming DC movies.) And as we have for the last few years, we’re keeping track of it all in this comprehensive guide of every upcoming Marvel Studios film (and television show) with a handy calendar of the studio’s projects through 2025 (and beyond).Īs always, we will continue to update this page frequently as new details emerge. Also, on the horizon is the arrival of the anti-hero team known as the Thunderbolts and, of course, Marvel’s first family, the Fantastic Four. The final chapters of Phase Four will introduce Tatiana Maslany as She-Hulk, Dominique Thorne as Riri Williams, and Tenoch Huerta as Namor, the Sub-Mariner. Of course, the introductions are far from ending. And like The Infinity Saga before it, it will build from a phase of character introductions (the current Phase Four) to something full of war, dynasties, and secrets.
For one thing, the three phases form the next Marvel epic: The Multiverse Saga. But with Marvel Studios’ presentation at Comic-Con International: San Diego 2022, the exact length and purpose of Phases Four, Five, and Six were revealed during a presentation notable for just how much information Feige was willing to offer. Sometimes, he even reconsiders where they begin and end after the fact. Since Marvel Studios present Kevin Feige first introduced the notion of Phases to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, their purpose and length have always been mysterious.
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