The Russo Brothers shared some of the behind-the-scenes story behind their return to the MCU with a pair of upcoming films. Avengers films, doomsday and Secret Wars.
in Interview with Empire magazine Posted on Monday, director Anthony Russo, who is directing the upcoming films alongside his brother Joe, shared that it “took a while” to start thinking about it. Avengers: Endgame It’s only the end of their journey with the MCU, having successfully secured 2019’s title as one of the highest-grossing films of all time.
Over the years, he shared, there have been conversations with the Marvel team — including president Kevin Feige and co-president Louis D’Esposito — and ideas have been floated for potential new films to collaborate on. “But what really happened was we ended up stumbling upon an idea that motivated all of us,” Anthony said. “You couldn’t see it coming, and once it arrived it was like, ‘Okay, this is a story we have to tell.’
They are reunited for the upcoming Marvel films with screenwriter Stephen McFeely — one half of the Markus and McFeely partnership, who have written all of the previous Russo Brothers Marvel movies — recalling Joe Russo, in this week’s profile, calling the latter a “crazy idea.”
“How about we all go back and do this Secret Wars“I was like, ‘F**k no,'” he recalled asking. Absolutely not. And then I hung up the call. And the next morning at 7:30 I called and said: OK, I have an idea.
The Russians have announced their commitment to directing the next two films Avengers films at Comic-Con 2024, where Robert Downey Jr. brought out to reveal that he too would be returning to the franchise — this time as villain Doctor Doom — after seeing Iron Man heroically die in End game. Coming to direct this film and Avengers: Infinity War Next work on a pair of praised Captain America films – The winter soldier and Civil war – The Russians have recently become behind the camera Electricity statea new film set to debut on Netflix on March 14. Based on Simone Stålenhag’s graphic novel, sci-fi star Millie Bobby Brown stars as Michelle, a teenager who travels across a futuristic 1990s United States to find her missing brother, accompanied by a friend. The robot that sent him. Chris Pratt stars as Keats, a drifter who helps Michelle on her journey, with Ki Hui Kwan, Stanley Tucci, and Giancarlo Esposito.
Before moving on to the new Avengers movies, Marvel is set to release titles including Captain America: Brave New World (February 14), Lightning strikes* (May 2) and The Fantastic Four: The First Steps (July 25).
