“This movie is a big hug”, Tenoch Huerta on the exciting story of ‘Black Panther 2’

In November, the Mexican Tenoch Huerta joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the ruthless Namorin ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ and in a recent interview he confessed what it was like to work with the production of the house of ideas to say goodbye to the legacy of the late actor Chadwick Boseman in a thrilling story.

Among the list of the most anticipated films of the year, ‘Black Panther: Wakanda forever’is one of the first, because Marvel fans are eager to see how the story approaches to say goodbye to the Black Panther of the MCU, now that the protagonist is no longer there to play him, and the Mexican tells some of it. without making spoilers.

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In an interview for Nerd black girlthe antagonist Tenoch Huerta He confessed to feeling very inspired by “to be part of that and to feel his presence (by Chadwick Boseman) through the legacy he left and the people who have been involved in this project … it’s great”, Making it clear that the plot of the plot covers T’Challa’s farewell.

I think all the fans will be super excited to see this movie. They will appreciate it. This film is a big hug ”.

“It is as if his shadow is on the wall. So, outline the shadow and then put a lot of colors, music and love, and you are a part of it because they are your colors too. Your culture, your music … They are there. And it’s nice to be a part of itAdds the Mexican actor, poised to become Marvel’s mighty Namor.

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“I felt good and the story that Ryan Coogler and Joe Robert Cole created is totally respectful that we lost our king. I think that made things easier on set“He confessed in the interview and entered the context of the story without Chadwinck Boseman but without revealing spoilers.

Regarding the story that will fire Chadwick Boseman, Huerta assures that “It wasn’t about letting it go, forgetting it and moving on. […] You must learn from the questions of life, take the tools at hand and use them to promote your art. And really, I feel that’s what we did with this movie.“.

“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” hits theaters on November 11 and prepares an exciting story full of color, adventure, action and a thrilling drama in which Marvel will say goodbye to King T’Challa played by Chadwick Boseman and Tenoch Huerta, together with other talents from Latin America, he will bring a new underwater world to the big screen.