Ryan Coogler
"Ryan Coogler is writing a part for me in the next ‘Black Panther.’ After that, I’m going to do the film ‘Othello.’ After that, I’m going to do King Lear. After that, I’m going to retire.”
Season 2 of Proximity Media's "In Proximity" podcast features a conversation with the "Nope" and "Black Panther" directors on October 6. Hear an exclusive excerpt.
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The Trailer for Michael B. Jordan’s Vampire Film ‘Sinners’ Is Out Before ‘Blade’ Even Begins Filming
Jordan reunites with his "Black Panther" writer/director Ryan Coogler for the Warner Bros. feature.
Life After Black Panther
With Proximity Media, Coogler and his peers have plans for much more than Hollywood blockbusters.
Chris Carter said Coogler's take will be a "remount" of the '90s original starring David Duchovny and Dana Scully.
"I think I was protected from seeing things or being treated unfairly in any way," Coogler said of attending 2013 Sundance with producer Whitaker.
Luca Guadagnino, W. Kamau Bell, Dakota Johnson, and Lena Waithe also helped to welcome back the in-person event.
Before Chadwick Boseman died, the film was initially meant to focus on his character coming to grips with fatherhood.
Awards Spotlight: The filmmaker and star of “Wakanda Forever” discuss the difficult storytelling choices that helped transformed Shuri.
Coogler, Robbie, and Polley will accept honors in San Francisco this December along their awards season journeys.
Bassett tells IndieWire why "it was scary" hearing director Ryan Coogler's big plans for her character in the long-awaited sequel.
Coogler praised the DC film for providing "a great bit of indirect guidance" for his nautical villain.
