Six Avengers could be killed in ‘Endgame’, according to Kevin Feige

As a result of Avengers: Endgame, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has gone beyond a successful series of movies to become a cultural phenomenon. Among the first three films in the Disney-backed film series were Captain America: Civil War in 2016, Avengers: Infinity War in 2018, and Thor: Ragnarok in 2019. Avengers: Endgame, however, performed better than any other film. As a result of the war between Thanos and the Avengers, the film made $2.7 billion and became one of the five most successful films of all time. The film performed well at the box office as is, although Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige initially wanted a more devastating blow to be delivered to the Avengers. Joe and Anthony Russo, the directors of Avengers: Endgame, said Feige wanted Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, and three other Avengers killed off.

“ Kevin pitched at one point, removing all the OGs from the board,” Russo said on a recent episode of Happy, Sad, Confused.

“ We thought it was way too aggressive for the audience, and in fact selecting one or two characters to make sacrifices during the movie might give you moments throughout the movie where the action can stop and you can experience emotional catharsis, and then you can continue with the narrative and have more emotional catharsis.

As part of the fourth phase of the MCU, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever will be released in November, and Avengers 6 will arrive in 2023. As a primary antagonist, Kang The Conqueror will be played by Jonathan Majors.

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