“This is a great movie that represents our culture and it being a predominantly all-Black cast is going to show our children that a superhero can be a Black man or woman.”įor more info on “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” visit and. “I'm bringing a box of tissue with me because I know this movie is going to touch my soul,” Gould confided. She said she will see "Wakanda Forever" while wearing an African-inspired outfit.īut she doesn’t think she’ll have an iron heart when she has to confront Boseman’s death. Fictional characters have a strong presence in that space,” she explained. “Their life is about exploration and imagination, and being creative. Tywanda Cuffy of Newark is looking forward to seeing “Wakanda Forever” with her husband and two young children.Įven though the film is set in a fictional Africa, Cuffy said it’s still important that her Black children get to see people who look like them in a positive way on the big screen. He is someone that no one will ever forget, of course, because he played Black Panther.'' 'I'm bringing a box of tissues'
“He’s definitely a very inspiring and very amazing person. The New Castle tween is a writer for the outlet KIDS FIRST ! and plans to review an early screening of “Wakanda Forever” in Pennsylvania on Wednesday.īoseman meanwhile is still heavy in her heart. Tiana's mom, Tiffany, said her daughter is a member of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists and has interviewed and met a laundry list of big names including Snoop Dogg, Jennifer Garner and Michael B. And it was extra special to Tiana because meeting the star set her on the path to working in entertainment, she said. It was cool,” she remembered.Īlthough she’s appeared on “Good Morning” at least four times, the time she met Boseman was her debut. “I always remember it because after that, he set off a chain reaction with other members from 'Black Panther’ doing that on the same shoulder. Tiana said she has fond memories of meeting Boseman, who rested his arm on her shoulder on the set of “Good Morning America.” He'd been slated to reprise his role in “Wakanda Forever.” Two years later, Boseman died from colon cancer, a devastating blow to the franchise. Sirmans began making appearances on ABC's "Good Morning America'' after modeling for several designers during Fashion Week in New York City in 2017. In 2018, when she was just 7, she met Boseman when he was taping a segment for the show. Tiana Sirmans, 12, of New Castle, met actor Chadwick Boseman the year he portrayed superhero T’Challa, when the actor was at the top of his fame. Marvel hasn't confirmed Plaza's debut yet. “It was the best phone call I could have ever received.”Īccording to a report from, Wilmington native Aubrey Plaza also is slated to make her MCU debut, in the “WandaVision” spinoff show: “Agatha: Coven of Chaos” on Disney+. “I was at home in Delaware and I got a call asking if I would like to play this role,” she recalled. Last year, the actress told that it blew her mind that she landed the "Ironheart'' role without having to audition for Disney+. Thorne, who will be making her MCU debut with "Wakanda,'' couldn't be reached for comment for this story. Riri is from the South Side of Chicago and lost her stepdad when he was fatally struck in the heart in a drive-by shooting.Īccording to the official bio, the character's first appearance in a comic book was in “Invincible Iron Man (2015) #7.” on the Internet Movie Database.In the much-anticipated sequel, Ironheart, whose real name is Riri Williams, is a young genius inventor who created the most advanced suit of armor since Iron Man (Tony Stark), the man who inspired her. Robert Downey Jr’s name is often shortened to RDJ.and Benedict Cumberbatch both appear as their respective superhero in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame Jude Law and Rachel McAdams went on to play there respective roles in the Marvel cinematic universe 2015’s Avengers: age of Ultron, 2016’s Captain America: Civi War, 2017’s Spider-Man: Homecoming, 2018’s Avengers: Infinty War and 2019’s Avengers: Endgames. has appeared in over 70 films and is perhaps best known for his portrayal as the comic book superhero Tony Stark/Iron Man in the Marvel Studios films 2008’s Iron Man, 2010’s Iron Man 2, 2012’s The Avengers, 2013’s Iron Man 3.
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