Reporter Xiao Tse-wei / Comprehensive Report
The Marvel movie "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" has been full of twists and turns, first because of the death of "Black Panther" actor Chadwick Boseman, who had to drastically revise the story and shooting plan, and now because of the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic in the Omicron variant in Europe and the United States, the film has been stopped again.
After the actor's death, there was a lot of turmoil, and "Black Panther 2: Long Live Waganda" stopped filming again. (Photo/Stills)
According to comprehensive foreign cables, due to the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia variant virus strain Omicron in Europe and the United States, including the actor Lupita Nyong'o who played "Nakia", and a number of staff members were confirmed to be positive, "Black Panther 2: Long Live Waganda" is once again facing suspension, but the good news among the bad news is that the filming progress is probably only delayed by one week, and the current expected release time has not changed.
"Nakia" Lupitani Yong'ou was diagnosed, and "Black Panther 2: Long Live Wakanda" was stopped again. (Photo/Stills)
"Black Panther 2: Long Live Wagonda" has experienced countless storms, and after the death of chadwick Bausman, the actor in the first episode, the most likely successor is Letitia Wright, who plays his sister "Shuli" in the film. However, Letitia Charlet's anti-vaccine stance has been criticized on social media, and it has also revealed that she promoted the anti-vaccine concept on the set, causing a lot of criticism.
Letity Charlet's "anti-vaccine" stance has caused much criticism. (Photo/Tatsushi Images/Ap News Agency)
Lettis Charlet was injured by hanging a tightrope on the set last August, so she returned to the UK for five months to recuperate, and only recently returned to the set. Embarrassingly, she was previously adamantly opposed to vaccines, but since last November, she has been required to be fully injected with two doses of the vaccine since last November, when she wants to enter the United States or even to shoot. If she returns to the set, it is equivalent to declaring that she has punched herself in the face, contrary to the "anti-vaccine" beliefs that she has been constantly promoting. In response, Lettis Charlet's agent only said in a low-key manner: "She has always wanted to go back, but she has to wait for her injuries to heal."
After chadwick Bowsman's death, lethi Charlet, who is most likely to succeed "Shuli". (Photo/Recapit from IG/Letitia Wright)