Danai Gurira is hinting at a BlackPanther Okoye spinoff: 'I have been told that I can gently allude to this possibility.'
Devastated by the rejection, Okoye returned for the film's final battle in a new supersuit created by Shuri, officially bringing the Midnight Angels from the comic canon to the big screen -- leading many to speculate that the new series could focus on Okoye's new adventures with the elite group of warriors.premiere events last November. "But Okoye, that's not her role anymore. So it was very interesting to take that arc.
"I love that fictional stories can create such zeal in audiences, I think that's brilliant, so I'm ready," she raved, also showering praise on her stunt double and the hard-working crew behind the scenes. "The stunt women who were part of the Dora carried me through my eight months of filming," Coel added."As well as Ryan, as well as the cast. But the Dora are often the nameless strong-looking women, so I must just really thank and lift up Maya, who was my double."
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