Lupita Nyong'o Says It's Hard to Think of Chadwick Boseman 'In the Past Tense' After His Death

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Black Panther's Lupita Nyong'o is confident the next movie will honor their late costar, Chadwick Boseman (via toofab)

Coogler recently opened up about moving forward with the franchise after Boseman's death, telling THR he missed the actor"in every way that you could miss somebody, as a friend, as a collaborator."

"It's difficult," he said of going full steam ahead on a sequel to the 2018 superhero film."You've got to keep going when you lose loved ones. I know Chad wouldn't have wanted us to stop. He was somebody who was so about the collective." "'Black Panther,' that was his movie. He was hired to play that role before anybody else was even thought of, before I was hired, before any of the actresses were hired," Coogler continued."On that set, he was all about everybody else. Even though he was going through what he was going through, he was checking in on them, making sure they were good. If we cut his coverage, he would stick around and read lines off camera [to help other actors with their performances].

 

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TooFab Haven't we honored this dude enough.. how about honoring someone else now..

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