Kevin Feige On If The Kang Dynasty Is Still Happening

Kevin Feige during press for Deadpool & Wolverine was asked about Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and if Kang The Conqueror would still be the big bad of The MCU. Let me know what you all think in the comments down below, like & sub for more!!

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[CantinaTalkSW]

Do you still want the Kang storyline? If so do you think Kang should be recast?
Edit: full interview is in the description!

[ChrisSmithBass]

“I give you credit. And now any record of you ever being born is gone.”

[blakechildress]

He avoided the question like a politician.😂

[mansnotbot]

I give you credit = you're on the interview blacklist from now on

[brandynkoogler]

Playful denial is a yes. Disney doesn't have a difficult time saying no.

[kylemccormack]

It's because Majors is actually innocent, but still had damage done to his reputation. It takes a public court win and time to repair that kind of damage. But his character was insanely popular among fans and he's obviously got the talent and range to play a character with many vairants.

[DanFarrell]

Would be a wild twist if he actually has been recast but then Doom just wipes them all out with ease

[scenczyk]

They're either recasting or letting it blow over a bit

[OxtlawX]

Denzel Washington as Kang The Conqueror would be phenomenal.

[Alex-jtrz]

Kevin feige's answer makes me think its a yes, having studied psychology

[brokenman]

They can't get rid of it and have the movies make sense when they got ALL of themselves together to

[BananaBLACK]

In other words, their lawyers haven't worked it out yet

[beatsbymonny]

He avoids it because If he says yes the next questions is then who? Feige doesn’t like letting us or actors know who HE wants because it’s leverage that can’t be used against Disney involving money/contracts i personally think Majors should be given another chance he was pretty badass as kang

[hunnam]

Just freaking recast the actor for Kang wtf

[Albo]

You know it's just another sunny day.

[imaginaryblue]

In an alternate timeline, there still is a Kang movie

[Richie_Godsil]

"nah, not right now but we're open to it in the future..."

That one's free, Feige 😑

[Why-bcwl]

Bro got blacklisted from the entertainment industry for the rest of his life now

[Cybertron]

I hate when people dodge and ignore, just tell the truth, we deserve that, gave us shitty content for 4 years and can’t even tell us about kang

[jmelara]

“Good question! I’m not going to answer it.”