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#LGBTQ #MCU #KevinFeige #MarvelStudios #Disney It’s sounding like there may be some internal conflict going on at Disney. Word is that Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige is eager to get more openly LGBTQ characters in the MCU, but those plans are having the brakes put on them by the Mouse House. Sources close to WGTC – the same ones who said that National Treasure 3 was moving forward and that Marvel was planning a She-Hulk show, both of which turned out to be correct – are telling us that Disney are scared that the inclusion of too many LGBTQ characters may mean that Marvel movies will be unable to be screened in the increasingly lucrative Chinese market. This story comes hot on the heels of the confirmation that The Eternals will feature the MCU’s first same-sex kiss between an openly gay married couple. This was intended to be an opening salvo for the MCU integrating more openly queer main characters in Phase 4, with Thor: Love and Thunder already confirmed to show Tessa Thompson

#Marvel #KevinFeige #CynthiaErivo  Since Kevin Feige’s vision for the Marvel Cinematic Universe is incredibly vast, there’s plenty of room for more of Hollywood’s finest to find roles in comic book movies or on  planned Disney+ television shows . Oscar-winners have been no stranger to the MCU – such as  Brie Larson’s Captain Marvel , Lupita Nyong’o’s Nakia, or Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster. So, of course 2020 Oscar hopeful Cynthia Erivo is into it too. The 33-year-old actress has been a rising star in recent years, finding roles in Steve McQueen’s  Widows ,  Bad Times At the El Royale , and  playing an American hero in  Harriet . She’s been nominated for Best Actress for playing Harriet Tubman alongside Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow herself), Renée Zellweger’s  Judy  and so forth. Here’s what Cynthia Erivo said when she was asked if she’d be interested in joining the Marvel universe: Yes. My body is suited to it. And I'd love to see what that experience is l

#Avengers #KevinFeige #MidnightSons #MCU Marvel takes on supernatural forces When Marvel released  Iron Man  in 2008, the studio made sure that all of its original characters were based more on pseudoscience than supernatural forces. Even  Chris Hemsworth’s  debut as Thor in 2011 talked about how advanced technology is sometimes viewed as magic. That all changed, of course, with  Thor: The Dark World  and Benedict Cumberbatch’s  Doctor Strange , both of which dealt with the realm of sorcery. Marvel Entertainment ✔ @Marvel Join Ghost Riders Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch, plus Blade, Doctor Strange, and more, as they take down the demon-spawning Lilith and her unholy progeny! Read "Rise of the Midnight Sons" now on # MarvelUnlimited : http:// bit.ly/32REi6w   1,293 6:44 AM - Oct 28, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 141 people are talking about this The success of  Doctor Strange  proved that Marv