As the MCU approaches another assembly of the Avengers, talk of a new Black Panther has gotten more frequent and now fans have clarification on this.

Would Marvel actually recast T'Challa, the character indelibly played by the late Chadwick Boseman? "It's too early to talk about any of that stuff," says Nate Moore.

Marvel Studios executive Nate Moore denies the rumors that Black Panther 3 will recast T'Challa in the live-action role Chadwick Boseman originated.

An expected Black Panther 3 will be under high pressure to deliver another excellent story from the world of Wakanda. However, a recent report has hinted that the movie could be going in an interesting new direction that would be completely different from what has come before in the Black Panther franchise.

Black Panther 3 may not be among the scheduled upcoming Marvel movies yet, but there has been notable chatter about the threequel in the last few months. First, Denzel Washington let slip that he’ll have a role in the movie,

Marvel Studios has no plans to find a new actor to replace Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa, aka the Black Panther.

If you’ve been wondering if Marvel Studios is actually going to recast T’Challa in the MCU as previously rumored, those rumors have now been put to rest. Over the past month, there have been reprots f

A Black Panther 3 producer is speaking up regarding the rumors surrounding the recast of the late Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has introduced the world to many amazing superheroes. Many of these heroes took time to hit it big and some of them were huge right away. Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther was an example of the latter.

Black Panther' producer Nate Moore has dismissed talk that Marvel is looking for a new actor to take over from the late Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa in the superhero franchise.

Marvel Studios VP of production and development has shut down rumors surrounding the recasting of the late Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman, saying it may happen eventually but not anytime soon. VP of production and development Nate Moore told ComicBook "there's no truth to those rumors,