MCU Fan Show - Marvel Studios commentary

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0:20 Linc

Do we have any idea what the strengths of Marvel Studios' SLT (senior leadership team) individual contributors are? We know Feige is the face of the MCU leadership, but there's no doubt Alonso and D'Eposito are also just as critical to the MCU's success to date, but with their own skills and talents. They just aren't especially clear to me, given Kevin and each individual film's directors tend to be more front and centre in BTS and "making of" content.

3:58 Linc

To build on that question, given the pivot and expansion to being multichannel media creators (from just films and occasional short films, to films, tv series and VR experiences), can we expect to see changes (i.e. additions) to the leadership and hierarchy over the next few years?

7:04 Linc

Do you think we'll see anything come of the Flash Thompson's parents' situation and foreshadowing from Far From Home come to the foreground in Spider-Man `{Home•Something}` 3? Personally, I think it'd be awesome to have Joe Mangianello play his dad.

8:30 Steven 84

With lots of possibilities opened not only from time travel, but from a potential Multiverse, how do you think Marvel will establish that other versions of dead characters can’t , or perhaps shouldn’t, be retrieved from other timelines or universes? I am really interested in the moral questions that parallel universes raise when they have come up in science fiction in the past. Jumping off from this, how much do you think would be too much if we start seeing other versions of characters? For instance, I don’t want the weight of a character’s sacrifice to be diminished, but I think it would be incredible to see Steve retrieve another Natasha while he is returning the stones. Or, many years down the line, see an older Tony Stark from another universe.

20:14 Linc

Netflix is notoriously guarded about their streaming statistics. Do you think Disney will take a similar approach to Disney+?

24:36 Giuseppe Vicaretti

Could we see Kevin Feige write a Comic Book Story line? Is that something he would want to do? It's not something I would want or not want, I just think itd be cool to see him tackle a comic, like J.J. Abrams did. What is your opinion Sean? Do you want to see a  written by Kevin Feige Comic Book story?

26:28 Brian Fletcher

We know that Marvel is good at filling the audience in so that viewers who didn't watch every single film can still follow what's going on in the film they're watching, like with Ant-Man in Endgame. Do you think this is a feasible possibility for introducing new characters like Deadpool or Ghost Rider if Marvel Studios were to create a separate label for R-rated stories? (This is, of course, assuming that those characters’ films are R-rated, which I don’t think they need to be.)

31:44 BrentacPrime

Do you think the Disney+ shows will have the “Marvel Studios” opening like the movies?

32:54 Michael Weaselboy 

Do you think we will see a Storm Cameo in Black Panther 2??

33:43 Steven 84

If Ant-Man 3 is really coming July 2022, do you think they must be looking at 2023 for Guardians 3?

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