Special Correspondent Luc
Disney announced its latest project plans on the 14th, including Marvel film and television series. In the future, three new series, "Agatha", "Daredevil: Rebirth" and "Heart of Steel" will be launched. , they will continue the superhero pattern of the Marvel Universe.
At a press conference led by CEO Bob Iger, Disney announced the schedule of many of its film and television projects, among which the Marvel Universe dramas attracted much attention. The spin-off drama "Agatha" of "WandaVision" will be launched on the Disney+ streaming platform on September 18 this year. The protagonist of the drama is the hidden villain in "WandaVision", Agatha the Chaos Witch. The character is played by veteran actress Kathryn Hahn, and there will be other witches in the show.
Another "Daredevil: Rebirth" will be broadcast in March next year. This is the first time Disney/Marvel has produced the story of Daredevil. Netflix has previously launched three seasons of the series, and the response has been good. Marvel will continue to use Netflix The setting and lineup of the film, the male protagonist is still the previous starring Charlie Cox, but the plot has been rewritten.
Another drama series "Heart of Steel" derived from "Black Panther 2" is planned to be launched next year. The current schedule has not been determined. The heroine is Riri William, a 15-year-old genius girl who plays a heavy role in "Black Panther 2" James (pictured on the right), played by Dominic Thorne.
According to the "Collider" website, the show continues the timeline of the Kingdom of Wakanda, but it is more centered around Rarity, telling how she was taught by her "mentor" Iron Man and accepted the responsibility of becoming a superhero. . Rarity will face the villain Hood, played by Anthony Lamande. News of the production of the show had been reported as early as 2022 after "Black Panther 2", but it was postponed until 2025 to meet the audience. From the title of "Heart of Steel" to the origin of the protagonist, it is all related to the former Marvel Studios. The "number one" Iron Man is inseparable from the relationship, and is somewhat suspected of being a "spoiler".
For Disney, the Marvel Universe is currently in a bottleneck. Many movies such as "Captain Marvel 2" have suffered box office setbacks, and the quality of dramas such as "Secret Invasion" has been criticized. For this reason, Disney executives also announced Adjustments were made to the Marvel drama department, not only to streamline the number of projects, but also to arrange for a supervisor to be responsible for each drama to ensure that its production standards are consistent with other Marvel movies and animations. ▲
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