‘Daredevil’ Actor Accuses Marvel TV Boss of Deliberately Cutting Asian Character Storylines
Actor Peter Shinkoda says the Marvel executive told the “Daredevil” writers that “nobody cares about Chinese people and Asian people.”
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Anthony Mackie: ‘It’s Racist’ for ‘Black Panther’ to Be the Only MCU Film with Black Crew
Mackie says it’s bothersome all seven of his MCU movies were made by white filmmakers and had predominantly white crews.
How ‘Spider-Man’ Forever Redefined the Summer Movie for Hollywood
Sony’s Marvel movie predated the MCU, but paved the way for the kinds of superheroes — and release dates — that still rule the box office.
Disney+ Can Revive ‘Daredevil’ in Fall 2020, but Charlie Cox Still Doubts Season 4
“Daredevil” fans still hoping a new season could hit Disney+ should lower their expectations.
Jason Blum Predicts Marvel Movies and Studio Tentpoles Won’t Film Until 2021
The wait for tentpoles like “Shang-Chi,” “The Matrix 4,” and “The Batman” to resume filming might be much longer than anticipated.
Marvel’s ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Box Office Records May Never Be Broken
While the Marvel “Avengers” finale reminds us of the profit potential of the global theatrical model, it’s also something that may never be replicated.
How Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill: Volume 2’ Broke the Rules and Won the 2004 Box Office
Sixteen years ago, the Miramax actioner starring Uma Thurman handily beat back Lions Gate’s Marvel entry “The Punisher,” starring Thomas Jane.
San Diego Comic-Con Canceled, Next Edition Set for 2021
The 51st installment, which typically attracts over 135,000 people, will not take place until 2021.
Marvel’s Future: How the Cinematic Universe Could Pivot to TV Storytelling in Today’s Uncertain World
Marvel’s already-ambitious Phase Four has snagged new release dates, but with Disney+ bulking up its superhero series, could there be a different shift coming?
‘Doctor Strange’ Writer Praises Jessica Chastain for Rejecting MCU in the ‘Coolest Way’
The Oscar-nominated actress allegedly had no interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe if she couldn’t be a superhero.
What ‘Black Widow’ Postponement Could Mean for the Rest of the MCU Calendar
The Cate Shortland-directed actioner has vacated its summer slot for now, but what does that mean for a meticulously plotted franchise slate?
‘Black Widow’ Release Postponed Over Coronavirus
The Marvel tentpole was slated to open in the United States on May 1.
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