Julia Louis-Dreyfus has confirmed the production start date for Marvel Studios' highly-anticipated Thunderbolts movie.
while also discussing her role as Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine — better known as Val — in the forthcoming MCU project., where she was seen recruiting John Walker to become U.S. Agent. Later on, she appeared in the post-credits scene ofBlack Panther: Wakanda ForeverDuring Marvel Studios’ recent panel at D23, president Kevin Feige finally unveiled the cast for the upcomingfilm, which will be a team consisting of mostly supervillains and antiheroes.
The film will be directed by Jake Schreier, whose history as a director isn’t extremely extensive, having only worked on 2012’s
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