The Russian Bros. confirm that they have shot the post-Credit scene*

The last moments of Thunderbolts* Marvel fans are enthusiastic about the future of the MCU, and now we know with certainty that the great post-Credit scene has not been guided by Thunderbolts* he was directed by none that Avengers: Doomsday filmmakers Joe AND Anthony Russo.

Taking on Instagram, the directors wrote:

“If you haven’t seen Thunderbolts… go now! @jakeschreier made a fantastic movie! Congratulations to the entire cast and the crew. And be sure to stay until the end of the credits … we left you something. “

That “little something” is a great transfer MCU. Set about a year after the events of Thunderbolts*The scene shows the now official “new avengers” that return to their base, the Torre Avengers Removeded by Val, now nicknamed the guard tower.

There is an internal tension since Sam Wilson has legally filed the copyright the name “Avengers”, causing friction with Bucky Barnes. But that quarrel is quickly obscured by the arrival of the interdimensional ship of the Fantastic Four.

Director Jake Schreier He also spoke to Russos variety that directs the scene, adding:

“It was shot perhaps four weeks ago, and I didn’t direct it. This is the Russos on the set of Avengers: Doomsday. I have to be there, which was very funny, to look at your friends go to this bigger scale. “

Most fans have assumed that the post-Credit sequence was directed by the Russos. Schreier continued to say it Avengers: Doomsday He hadn’t even started shooting when the Stinger had been hit, saying:

“I had the opportunity to see the drafts, for sure. We all worked on the scene just to make sure that it was honest to where our characters were. But also, you are giving them to this new world and a new area, and you want them to work in that way. It was fun to see them direct in another context and on a different level of the field of how much we had not treated it.”

Avengers: Doomsday He officially started production and I am enthusiastic about what he will give us!