Los
Angeles,
Jan
15
(PTI)
Marvel
Studios'
"Black
Panther:
Wakanda
Forever" will
resume
production
from
next
week.
According
to
The
Hollywood
Reporter,
actor
Letitia
Wright,
who
suffered
injuries
during
an
accident
on
the
film's
set
in
August
last
year,
has
recovered
and
reached
Atlanta
to
shoot
for
the
movie
again.
Production
was
initially
to
have
restarted
last
week
but
was
delayed
after
several
cast
and
crew
members,
including
actor
Lupita
Nyong'o,
tested
positive
for
COVID-19,
the
outlet
reported.
In
August
last
year,
Wright
suffered
an
injury
while
filming
a
sequence
involving
a
stunt
rig
on-location
in
Boston.
Though
the
team
filmed
as
much
as
they
could
without
Wright
while
she
continued
to
heal
at
her
home
in
London,
the
production
was
eventually
suspended
in
November.
In
the
upcoming
superhero
film,
Wright
is
reprising
her
role
as
the
brilliant
tech
wiz
and
Wakanda
princess
Shuri.
Original
cast
members
Danai
Gurira,
Daniel
Kaluuya,
Winston
Duke,
Lupita
Nyong'o,
Florence
Kasumba,
and
Angela
Bassett
along
with
director
Ryan
Coogler
are
also
returning.
"Wakanda
Forever" is
the
sequel
to
the
2018
global
hit
"Black
Panther",
headlined
by
Hollywood
star
Chadwick
Boseman
who
passed
away
on
August
28,
2020,
following
a
private,
four-year-long
battle
with
colon
cancer.
The
part
two
is
slated
to
be
released
on
November
11,
2022.