BlackPanther2 star Lupita Nyong'o has shared new workout photos showing the actress back on her feet and throwing punches a few weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, after several cases on set reportedly shut down the Marvel movie's production.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star Lupita Nyong'o appears to be back on her feet — and throwing punches — after testing positive for COVID-19 a few weeks ago. Production on the Black Panther sequel was just restarting following Letitia Wright's stunt injury, only to be halted again when a COVID-19 outbreak affected several members of the cast and crew, Nyong'o included.
Black Panther 2 has experienced a tumultuous journey to completion, starting with the tragic loss of titular star Chadwick Boseman, who passed away after a battle with cancer in 2020. Writers have since reframed the storyline to allow T'Challa's younger sister, Shuri , to lead the film. Then, last year, Wright suffered a fractured shoulder and concussion while performing a stunt on set, putting production on pause until her recovery.
If anything, the seemingly endless array of setbacks only adds to the emotional weight of the film; first rocked by Boseman's passing, then COVID-19, and multiple script rewrites in an effort to move forward alongside the Marvel Cinematic Universe's ever-evolving storyline. Sometimes behind-the-scenes complications such as these can make themselves apparent in the final product, so fans will hope that Black Panther 2 isn't plagued by these issues in its theatrical cut.
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