'Captain America: New World Order's director revealed when the film is set to begin production.
With SDCC and D23 in the rearview mirror, Marvel fans are clamoring for new details about their most anticipated Phase 5 projects.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY With the fourth Captain America film aiming to soar into theaters on May 3, 2024, it makes sense that they would need to head into production soon, and Onah revealed that they begin shooting at the top of next year. He also shared that they're already well underway with pre-production for the project, "We’re already quite busy, putting everything together.
The film will see two of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's key players returning to pen the script: Dalan Musson and Malcolm Spellman. And they're not the only people returning from the Disney+ series. Danny Ramirez will be reprising his role as Joaquin Torres, who is next in line to become the Falcon, following Sam Wilson taking up the Captain America mantle. Carl Lumbly is also reprising his role as Isaiah Bradley.
Captain America: New World Order begins filming at the start of 2023, before arriving in theaters on May 3, 2024. Look for more from our exclusive interview with Julius Onah tomorrow.