Marvel's new film "Black Panther 2" is highly anticipated by fans, but the film has recently stopped shooting. The actor who plays Nakia in the film, Lupita Nyong'o, and several crew members have been diagnosed positive for COVID-19. However, the official estimate that the filming schedule will only be delayed by about a week. According to the plan, "Black Panther 2" will be released on November 11, 2022.
Filming "Black Panther 2" is really a lot of twists and turns. After the actor Chadwick Bosman died of cancer, Marvel had to revise the story and shooting plan. In early July 2021, "Black Panther 2" started, less than a month after the start of filming, the lead actor Letitia Wright was injured, and in November, the injury was so serious that it could not be filmed, and the crew could only announce the suspension of filming. Leticia Wright recovered from her injury and returned to the Atlanta blockbuster scene, and soon after resuming shooting, she was suspended because of the new crown.
It is worth mentioning that Letitia Wright has repeatedly expressed anti-vaccine views on the set, and now the crew has been forced to suspend filming because of the new crown, which is a great irony.
"Black Panther 2" continues to be directed and written by the previous director Ryan Coogler, "Ramonda" Angela Bessette, "Nakia" Lupita Niyongo, "Mbaku" Winston Duke, "Okoye" Danai Gurilla, "Ross" Martin Freeman and others also returned, Dominic Thorne joined the role of Heart of Steel, and Mikaela Cole also starred.