Tag: Fantastic Four

Kevin Feige Interview Gives Clues About Phases 5 and 6

Kevin Feige has a plan for the MCU… maybe. Entertainment Weekly sat down with the president of Marvel Studios for an extensive interview, and Feige talked about what he and Marvel learned from Phase 4 and what we can expect from Phases 5 and 6. Whatever your feelings on the current state of the MC...

Rumor: Adam Driver up for Mr. Fantastic

Is Marvel looking to a galaxy far, far away to cast its First Family? A rumor is circulating that Adam Driver is in the running to play Reed Richards in Fantastic Four. The first to mention it was Jeff Sneider on The Hot Mic in October; Sneider downplayed the story, as it came from an …

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New Marvel Rumors Involving Doctor Doom and Vision

More Marvel rumors are making the rounds courtesy of The Ankler’s Jeff Sneider. On the podcast The Hot Mic, Sneider revealed that his sources tell him Doctor Doom will not be the villain in Fantastic Four, but will appear in a post-credits scene. Sneider doesn’t know who the Four will face, just...

Blade Causes a Marvel Release Date Shuffle

Marvel is reshuffling some of its release dates again. The Hollywood Reporter first exclusively revealed that Blade would be put on hold while Marvel searched for a director to replace Bassam Tariq, who’d left the film, with the pre-production shutting down and filming being delayed from next mont...

Avengers: Secret Wars Gets a Writer

If you’re expecting an exciting Marvel announcement, you’ve forgotten which phase of the MCU this is. Deadline exclusively reports that Michael Waldron has been chosen to write the screenplay for Avengers: Secret Wars. Waldron is the showrunner for Loki, the abysmally bad Disney+ show that is al...

Marvel Hires Fantastic Four Writers

Marvel’s First Family has its screenwriters. Deadline exclusively reports that Jeff Kaplan and Ian Springer have been tapped to write the script for Fantastic Four – in fact, they’ve been working on the film for a while, as well as helping Kevin Feige to plot out how “this next series of fil...