The 1905 movie network news the much-anticipated Marvel superhero movie "Black Panther: Long Live Wakanda" has recently been reported to stop filming, and the actor Who played "Nagiya" in the film, Lupita Nyong'o, and a number of crew members have been diagnosed positive for new crown. However, the good news among the bad news is that the filming schedule is only about a week delay, and the current expected release time has not changed.
"Black Panther: Long Live Wakanda" can be described as a twist and turn. After the first male protagonist Chadwick Bosman died of cancer, he had to drastically revise the story direction and shooting plan. The film opened in Atlanta, Georgia, in early July 2021, and was subsequently filmed in Boston. Less than a month after the start of filming, it was reported that the film's lead actor Tishia Wright was injured, and in November, the injury was so serious that it could not be filmed, and the crew announced that filming would be suspended and wait for Litishia to recover before filming.
Due to the need for confidentiality, the film currently has no plot and other information revealed. Director Ryan Coogler did not make his return until after the end of Black Panther, and after the success of Black Panther, Ryan Coogler has now become a first-line commercial film director in Hollywood. Black Panther is considered one of the best commercial films of all these years, and when it was released, it achieved very good commercial results in the world, and was widely recognized in word of mouth, and was considered one of the milestones of black films.
According to the plan, "Black Panther 2" is scheduled to be released on November 11, 2022.