A new photo from a BlackPantherWakandaForever actor fuels speculation he's playing Namor in the BlackPanther sequel
✖ Tenoch Huerta, one of the new actors reportedly joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, shared a new image that fuels the speculation he's playing Namor in the Marvel sequel. Production on the Black Panther sequel resumed in January following set injuries suffered by Letitia Wright. More news has steadily trickled out ever since, including new details from the Puerto Rico set.
One day ago Huerta shared a photo on his Instagram account of a Benito Juarez statue in Puerto Rico."Lo que uno se encuentra en el viejo San Juan," Huerta captioned his photo, which translates to,"What one finds in old San Juan." A recent report from The Cosmic Circus places Black Panther: Wakanda Forever filming at a closed-down Ritz Carlton hotel that's also in Puerto Rico.
"It is [difficult without Boseman], he was such an example, such a leader. We just hope to raise the standard," said Bassett. She went on to say how she couldn't reveal any spoilers, but Wakanda Forever is"going to be amazing. It's going to top [the first] one." Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has stated how the role of T'Challa won't be recast, with the sequel focusing more on the characters and world of Wakanda that fans were introduced in the 2018 film. However, Chadwick Boseman's brother, Derrick Boseman, told TMZ he thinks T'Challa should be recast.
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