Marvels commitment to secrecy continues to reach new heights.
director Nia DaCosta was the one who directed that scene. But Adil & Bilall says they were absolutely clueless about the sequence, or whether Captain Marvel would show up at all, until the episode was almost entirely complete.Nia DaCosta shot that while she was shooting The Marvels. She was on set with Brie Larson and Iman, and she didn't know that scene was going to be used for the post-credit scene. Marvel is very good in separating all the things.
I just love the idea that the directors of this show asked Kevin Feige if a character was in the show — a character who’s pretty essential to the whole endeavor, since she’s Ms. Marvel’s favorite superhero and inspiration — and was like “Don’t worry about it.” And they accepted that answer! is scheduled to open in theaters on July 28, 2023.These great Marvel characters have yet to make the jump to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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