Speaking with Marvel.com, Letitia Wright admits the difficulty in making the movie without Chadwick Boseman, noting the importance of having to inspire people while also moving the film forward. Although director Ryan Coogler gave her a glimpse of what the Black Panther sequel is about, the actress couldn’t help but feel guilty, knowing that Boseman as T’Challa should’ve ‘passed the torch’ himself. Read Wright’s full quote below:
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The actress continues her sentiment, discussing how she tried alternative ways to communicate with her friend: by asking for his permission through her prayers. Ultimately, what made her agree to go forward with the role was when she finally felt at peace in continuing the legacy, that it is through Shuri that she will be able to honor Chadwick Boseman.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is currently playing in theaters.
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