After 32 films and 30 billion in revenue, Kevin Feige intends to continue the Marvel adventure

“Even after 32 films, we feel like we’ve barely scratched the surface.” Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), is not about to let go of the latex costumes, special effects fireworks and threat scenarios on Earth and the universe. In the columns of Variety, the great architect of superhero films spoke about the future of his company. A future that he imagines is paved with waves of new films and healthy revenues for Disney, which bought Marvel Studios in 2009. After fifteen years, 32 films and $30 billion in revenues since its creation, the license would be extended to marvel, no offense to the cassandras who predict the end of the genre. And for the producer who transforms films into greenbacks, the wonder remains intact. “I feel so lucky to be able to do this work,” Feige told Variety. At each costume fitting, when we see the actors transform for the first time, there is always this moment of amazement. "It's so incredible to take these characters and bring them to life on screen."

“Being there, in a cinema, during the opening night of Avengers - Endgame, hearing the crowd, it's something I will never forget. And then all the feedback we received after the release of Black Panther... Never in my wildest dreams did I think it would have the kind of impact.” said the 50-year-old producer.

The year is not yet over for Marvel fans as The Marvels, the last Marvel film of 2023, will be released on November 8. you will then have to wait until May 1 for the release of Deadpool 3, then until July 24 for Captain America - Brave New World. The most anticipated, however, remains the next Avengers: Secret War which will not be released before 2026.