The President of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, has a lot of confidence in the director, Ryan Coogler, to honor the late actor, Chadwick Boseman, as well as the legacy of his character, in the upcoming movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Coogler has reportedly written at least five different versions of the script for the movie alongside co-writer Joe Robert Cole. The two have discussed their plans for the movie, amid the traffic real-life circumstances. Feige explained that it "essentially came down to continuing the legacy of Wakanda and continuing with that storyline in a very meaningful, respectful, and yet still hopeful and fun and exciting way, which was difficult 

after losing Chad."

Returning star Lupita Nyong'o provides information on what the approach for the movie would be and went on to express it as feeling "spiritually and emotionally correct," especially in the wake of Boseman's passing. She continued to say, "hopefully, what I do look forward to, is getting back together and honoring what he started with us and holding his light through it, because he left us a lot of light that we're still going to be bathing in. I know that for sure." 

The complete details about the movie are kept under wraps, but the basic storyline explains that a war between Wakanda and the fabled underwater city of Atlantis will be at the heart of the story. Rumors have been sprouting that the project will feature an iconic Marvel Comics character, Namor, who has been teased in the MCU on several occasions!