The main actors of "Black Panther" support the director and the sequel may start shooting at the end of the year

At the Screen Actors Guild Awards that just ended this morning, Black Panther won the Best Ensemble and Best Stunt Ensemble Awards of the Year. As Marvel's first black superhero movie, Black Panther has achieved a huge success with a global box office of 1.45 billion US dollars. At the awards ceremony, several leading actors were also asked about their views on the sequel to Black Panther.

The questioner said that Black Panther has already achieved great success, so should we stop there or continue to make sequels? After all, there are classics like The Godfather Part II and also well-known bad films like Grease Part II. The scene was a little awkward, and Chadwick Boseman didn't know how to respond for a moment.

Michael B. Jordan (who plays Eric), whose character died in Black Panther, said alertly, "My character is dead. I will answer: "Everyone is looking forward to building on the first movie... It's a huge achievement, and if there is an opportunity, I think we will all be excited." Sterling K. Brown also spoke for director Ryan Coogler, "He hasn't failed yet!"

In fact, Disney is very optimistic about the development of the "Black Panther" sequel, and has signed a contract with Ryan Coogler to return to write and direct "Black Panther 2". The sequel is scheduled to start shooting at the end of this year or early next year, and the specific schedule is to be determined.