I can't believe Black Panther was supposed to come out 30 years earlier!
and planned to produce a low-budget movie with director Stuart Gordon and writer Ed Neumeier. The storyline was rumored to follow an older version of Tony Stark as he came out of retirement.However, due to the failure of other Marvel movies released around the same time, the project never made it beyond pre-production.
In 1996, Universal sold the film rights to Fox, who had Stan Lee and Jeff Vintar draft a script where MODAK — who's a giant evil head — was the main villain.Both Nicolas Cage and Tom Cruise expressed interest in playing Tony Stark, but the film was stuck in pre-production for years.that bear some similarities to the eventual storyline that made it onscreen.
However, New Line Cinema's film rights expired right before they could finalize a deal with director Nick Cassavetes, so the film rights went back to Marvel Studios — who finally releasedAn early draft of theWalt Disney Co. / ©Walt Disney Co.
However,"there were major plot differences that were inverted in the cutting room and with additional photography" — resulting in a much different movie than the one he envisioned."People [such as Loki] who had died were not dead, [and] people who had broken up were back together again," Taylor said.
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