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Black Panther: Kingdom of Wakanda Spinoff Series Coming to Disney+
Kingdom of Wakanda tie-in series on Disney+.
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Black Panther II director Ryan Coogler is attached to the
Wakanda series, as part of the five-year deal between his Proximity Media company and Disney. Coogler has released a statement, saying in part that “It’s an honor to be partnering with The Walt Disney Company. Working with them on Black Panther was a dream come true. As avid consumers of television, we couldn’t be happier to be launching our television business with Bob Iger, Dana Walden and all the amazing studios under the Disney umbrella.
“Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler is developing a series for Disney+ set in the world of Wakanda, Walt Disney Co. said Monday.
The series is part of a broader deal for Coogler’s production company Proximity Media to make TV shows for the Burbank-based entertainment giant.
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Disney said in a statement that it had entered into a five-year exclusive television pact with Proximity, which will also let Coogler’s firm develop shows for other divisions of the company.
“Thanks to an incredibly generous donation of $5 million from Willow Bay and Bob Iger, I m proud to announce that 1,000 of our city s hardest-hit businesses will come off that waiting list and be helped,” Garcetti said.
The couple previously gave $500,000 to the Mayor s Fund for Los Angeles at the beginning of the pandemic.
“Your new commitment will help these businesses weather this storm, and we are beyond grateful for your bold leadership,” Garcetti said.
Garcetti also urged Angelenos to give to the fund, no matter how little, to make a difference in the lives of struggling Angelenos.
Garcetti noted his personal connection to the city s businesses: “I m the grandson of two small businessmen, one who was a barber and one who was a tailor. I remember my first jobs were working for my grandfathers, sweeping up hair at the barber shop, helping sell ties in my grandfather s clothing shop.”
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