Perlman had worked with Marvel before, albeit in a somewhat different manner-she originated the Guardians of the Galaxy project and screenplay, but James Gunn somewhat took over when he signed on to co-write and direct that film and the two were a tad contentious regarding who wrote what. The film finally landed a creative team in April 2015, when Marvel announced that Inside Out co-writer Meg LeFauve and Guardians of the Galaxy co-writer Nicole Perlman were teaming up on scripting duties.
The announcement also came before Spider-Man entered the MCU, which explains why that release date was eventually pushed back to make room for Peter Parker-in February 2015, Marvel moved Captain Marvel to November 2018, and in October 2015 they pushed the film back to its final release date of March 8, 2019.
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This announcement came only two months after Guardians of the Galaxy hit theaters and was a global smash, which itself introduced the “Marvel Cosmic Universe” to audiences at large and whose success proved how deeply audiences would follow a super weird Marvel movie if done right. Her adventures are very earthbound, but her powers are based in the cosmic realm.” "This film has been in the works almost as long as Doctor Strange or Guardians of the Galaxy before it came out, and one of the key things was figuring out what we wanted to do with it. “This Captain Marvel’s name is Carol Danvers," said Feige. Feige explained that the delay in getting Captain Marvel to the screen was figuring out how she would fit into the MCU given the cosmic nature of her powers: The time finally came in October 2014, when Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige announced that the studio’s first female-led movie Captain Marvel would be released in theaters on Jas part of their Phase Three slate. That film was a global phenomenon, earning high critical acclaim and impressive box office, and the fact that DC got there before Marvel prompted many to ask Marvel Studios why, this many films in, they still had yet to introduce a female-led superhero movie. DC beat Marvel to the punch on a female-led superhero film, spinning off Gal Gadot’s pivotal character from Batman v Superman into her own 2015 movie. Indeed, it’s hard to talk about Captain Marvel without acknowledging Wonder Woman. Marvel began publicly teasing a Captain Marvel movie in 20, and in this instance the public conversation was actually driven by what was happening over at Warner Bros.’ DC Films. And Joss Whedon tried to introduce the character in Avengers: Age of Ultron, but Feige wouldn’t let him, saying that he wanted a chance to introduce audiences to Captain Marvel via the character's origin story instead of bringing her into the MCU fully formed. A script was written in the Marvel writers program (which existed in the early days of Marvel Studios), alongside other long-gestating projects like Blade and a Nick Fury movie that failed to come to fruition. While it took over a decade for Marvel to bring Captain Marvel to the screen, the studio had actually been considering an adaptation of this particular comic book for quite some time.
RELATED: How the MCU Was Made: 'Avengers: Infinity War' and Crafting the Beginning of the Endgame This is the story of how Marvel’s first female-led superhero movie was made. That changed with Captain Marvel, which admittedly arrived rather late in the game (it was the 21st Marvel Studios movie released), but soared to immense box office heights nonetheless and helped pave the way for the future of the MCU post- Avengers: Endgame. The MCU certainly had its share of interesting female characters- Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow chief among them-but a woman had yet to lead a superhero movie of her own. The dark fantasy of Thor: The Dark World was different from the gritty reality of Captain America: The Winter Soldier which itself was different from the comedic heist tone of Ant-Man, but all of these films were led by white, male superheroes.
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"How the MCU Was Made” is a series of deep-dive articles that delve into the ins and outs of the development history, production, and release of all the Marvel Studios moviesĪs Marvel Studios morphed from a young, scrappy, and hungry upstart to one of the most popular-and consistent-franchise-makers around, audiences began clamoring for different kinds of stories in the MCU.
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