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Abdul-Mateen explains he had one Marvel dollar to spend and wanted to use it well.
He sought a conversation with Kevin Feige about the big picture of Wonder Man.
Feige assured him the project would be a worthwhile investment for his career.
Abdul-Mateen notes Wonder Man lets him showcase comedy not seen in prior projects.
The series has become a hit with a second season in development.
Abdul-Mateen envisions Williams’ evolution as he gains fame and power.
The interview highlights his Hollywood ascent and Marvel journey.
Abdul-Mateen wanted the Wonder Man role to align with the show's distinct indie-style approach.
Abdul-Mateen identifies the show as a heartfelt tale of friendship amid Hollywood and heroics.

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Marvel publishes the first three pages of Spider-Man: Brand New Day script, revealing the opening sequence.
Director Destin Daniel Cretton adds handwritten notes showing Peter Parker is now largely alone at the story's start.
The opening sequence hints at Peter's isolation and a montage later in the film.
Peter builds his own tech with a "3D printer on steroids" and creates EV, his AI companion.
The opening pages hint at ongoing villains and future twists as the montage begins.
Release context places Brand New Day for a July 31, 2026 release window.
The article notes potential involvement of other characters like The Punisher and The Hand as villains.
The piece ties EV and Peter's homemade tech to a shift away from Stark tech.
Spider-Man's memory loss elements reference No Way Home and earlier MCU events.
The source also references the trailer as context for the script details.

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The script reveals a montage that will bridge a 2025 opening with the 2028 story, clarifying the timeline.
TechRadar explains the montage will show Spidey’s activities since the last film before the main narrative.
The article states Brand New Day starts in 2025 but the main plot unfolds in 2028.
The piece notes Sony’s plot brief originally placed Brand New Day four years after No Way Home.
The article provides a simple explanation tying the 2025 start to the 2028-present storyline via montage.
Entertainment Weekly’s reveal of the first three script pages is cited as the source of these details.
The article notes the film stars Tom Holland and Zendaya and features a montage timeline.
The piece frames Brand New Day as starting mid-2025 with a milestone Marvel release context.
Fans are positioned to expect a narrative catch-up on past events via the montage after the opening scene.
The article underscores that Brand New Day’s opening and main plot occupy different times within the timeline.

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Branagh says his Thor sequel would have been more serious, not heavily comedic.
He imagined a Logan-like, moody continuation for the character in a future film.
Marvel reportedly wanted Branagh back for another Thor, but he needed a break after three years.
Branagh emphasized a sunset, final chapter for Thor with a unique ending.
Waititi’s Thor films shifted to humor, but Branagh suggested a different direction could have worked.
Branagh compares his approach to 'Logan' as a model for a more mature Thor story.
The 2011 'Thor' film directed by Branagh grossed $449 million worldwide.
Taika Waititi later directed 'Thor: Ragnarok' and 'Love and Thunder' with a lighter tone.
Hemsworth later acknowledged the 2022 film was 'too silly' for some fans.
Branagh remains hopeful about Thor's future but acknowledges Marvel's plans are already set.

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