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AndySerkis and Martin Freeman, who worked together on the Hobbit trilogy, reprise their roles from previous Marvel outings. Black Panther has not been out long enough to be judged on box Feigeconfirmed the sequel's development at the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con, [26] while Martin Freeman confirmed in August that he would reprise his role as Everett K. Ross in the sequel. [12] A release date of May 6, 2022, was announced at D23 along with the placeholder title Black Panther II. [27] ByChris Agar Published Mar 17, 2021 Martin Freeman doubted Black Panther 2 would happen after Chadwick Boseman died. The original Black Panther movie earned widespread critical praise and broke box office records when it premiered in 2018, and Marvel wasted no time putting together the highly-anticipated sequel. BlackPanther star Martin Freeman has confirmed that he will be reprising his role in the upcoming sequel.In an interview, Freeman discussed the highly-anticipated follow-up to the MCU film and MartinFreeman recently spoke to what it's like thinking about Black Panther II without Boseman, saying: Just before Chadwick died, if my memory serves correctly, the script had gone in. MartinFreeman perankan karakter Everett Ross dalam 'Black Panther'. Martin Freeman perankan karakter Everett Ross dalam Black Panther. REPUBLIKA.ID; REPUBLIKA TV; GERAI; IHRAM; REPJABAR; REPJOGJA; RETIZEN; BUKU REPUBLIKA; REPUBLIKA NETWORK; Wednesday, 28 Zulhijjah 1443 / 27 July 2022 MartinFreeman returns as Everett K. Ross for Black Panther 2. In Captain America: Civil War, Martin Freeman's Everett K. Ross worked with the Avengers attempting to take down the Winter Soldier who was framed for killing the father of Black Panther.Eventually, it was revealed that Zemo was behind the murder, with Ross supervising Zemo's incarceration after being captured by Black Panther in Englishactor Martin Freeman has given his stamp of approval for the script of the hotly-anticipated 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.' The film will be entering production soon in Atlanta MartinFreeman has confirmed that he will be returning for Black Panther II as CIA agent Everett Ross. The character first appeared in Captain America: Civil War, popping up again in Black Panther after he is transported to Wakanda to be treated for an injury he received in South Korea.Following the first Black Panther, it made sense that the British star would portray Agent Ross in the sequel. PublishedMar 18, 2021. While Martin Freeman isn't sure how Black Panther 2 will address Chadwick Boseman's death, he confirmed he's reprising his role as Everett Ross. Actor Martin Freeman will reprise his Marvel Cinematic Universe role as CIA Agent Everett Ross for Black Panther 2, though he's still in the dark about the movie's plot. "Yeah Hollywoodactor Martin Freeman is giving a glimpse at what Marvel fans can expect from the forth coming Black Panther sequel.The Hobbit actor, who plays Everett Ross in the Marvel Cinematic MartinFreeman's Everett Ross was last seen in Black Panther.Here is the synopsis for the movie: Marvel Studios' "Black Panther" follows T'Challa who, after the death of his father, the kTr5aQB. PeopleAngela Bassett, Forest Whitaker, Martin Freeman, Michael B. Jordan, Andy Serkis, Chadwick Boseman, Danai Gurira, Lupita Nyong'o, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia WrightTitlesBlack PantherCountriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Spain, France, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Italy, Japan, Cambodia, South Korea, Netherlands, Nepal, Philippines, Poland, Sweden, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey, Taiwan, Ukraine, United States, Korea, South AfricaLanguagesEnglish, Korean, Korean Sign Language, Portuguese, Swahili Martin Freeman has spoken about filming "Black Panther Wakanda Forever" without Chadwick Boseman. Boseman passed away of colon cancer in August 2020 at the age of 43. "There's quite a gap now, and you felt it," Freeman told Collider. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. Martin Freeman has spoken about returning to film "Black Panther Wakanda Forever" after the death of Chadwick Boseman in to Collider, Freeman said that filming without Boseman — who played the titular Black Panther/T'Challa in the 2018 original — was "strange and sad.""On the one hand, you're making the film that you're there to make, and there are scores and scores of people on set, joined in this endeavor to make the film. But there's also no question that, at the heart of it, there's quite a gap now, and you felt it," Freeman said. "With full respect to Ryan Coogler and everybody else, who's sweating and bleeding to get this thing done properly, it was fun."Freeman said that although his character, CIA Agent Everett Ross, "is a very fun character to play," his experience on set "was odd" without Boseman. "There's no way around that. I think everyone would find it pretty strange and sad, but at the same time, life things don't just end. It's not like, 'Well, that's that's happened, so we just all have to go off and never do it again.' But it was odd," the actor explained. Martin Freeman as Everett Ross in "Black Panther." Marvel "When he passed, I thought, 'Okay, well maybe there just won't be another one,'" the "Sherlock" star added. "But there are still other stories to tell within that world and other great characters. I think, and I hope that we've made a good film. I trust Ryan Coogler a lot."Freeman is not the only "Black Panther" cast member to discuss the absence of Bassett, who plays Ramonda, the mother of Boseman's Black Panther, spoke to The Guardian last year about how the loss of Boseman affected the cast. "Everyone felt, the first week of shooting, the presence of Chadwick and missing him on that throne," she said. "But we all came together and just paid homage to him before we began, which was wonderful … everyone just speaking beautiful words about him and expressing how much we care and how he informed and inspired us." Home Movie News Martin Freeman was first introduced to the MCU with Captain America Civil War and continues his role in Black Panther Wakanda Forever. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Martin Freeman is a celebrated actor, appearing in countless films and shows such as The World's End, Sherlock, and Fargo. He's even led the way in The Hobbit, Peter Jackson's second trilogy based on the work of Tolkien. However, the star is ready to reprise one of his biggest roles when he returns as Everett K. Ross in Black Panther Wakanda Forever. Freeman joined the MCU in 2016 with Captain America Civil War before returning two years later for the first Black Panther installment. Now that the actor has three Marvel films under his belt, he feels he has an excellent grasp of who his character is. Freeman recently spoke with DigitalSpy, where he discussed how he became an ally to the nation of Wakanda and why his character wasn't initially so black-and-white. "He's the man on the outside. Because he's working for one of the most... I would say the most powerful country in the world, except for Wakanda. In this world, I guess it's along with Wakanda. I guess he's a very useful ally to have in a country like America. He advocates for them, and I think that's very useful for them. In those black-and-white terms, you're not sure if he's a goodie or a baddie. And he's turned out to be a useful ally for [Wakanda] and I like that but he's not touchy-feely. He's not kind of cutesy. He's pretty straight. But he'll do what he can to sort of help the people he likes and loves." Martin Freeman Says It's Not His Skin That Makes Him an Outsider Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Although Martin Freeman tells DigitalSpy he felt like an outsider in Wakanda; he realizes it's because of his government position with the United States in the MCU. The heroes of Marvel and the powerful officials within the government have a long history together in the connected universe, as the Sokovia Accords and other regulations have helped and hindered the citizens living within the MCU. During his interview, Freeman says his character's intentions are always to protect his country. "He's working for who some people regard as... you know, it's the world's only superpower, right? And any superpower doesn't want to get its power challenged," he explains. "Whether Ross was Black, white, or brown, he'd be within the heart of that. His main interest is to protect his own country." Freeman continues, "Clearly, he looks different. He doesn't look like the rest of the cast of Black Panther but at the same time, I think it's as much his nationality and his position in his government setup that makes him the outsider to Wakanda, and it makes him an unexpected ally, actually. Because I think it's as much his race as his status within the world's only superpower, regardless of what color he is." Fans can see Letitia Wright, Angela Bassett, Lake Bell, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Winston Duke, Michaela Coel, and Tenoch Huerta alongside Freeman in the upcoming sequel. Black Panther Wakanda Forever is ready for release, arriving in theaters on Friday, Nov. 11.

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