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The last episode of
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier brings with it a piece of not-very-surprising news: Marvel Studios is developing a new
Captain America movie with
Malcolm Spellman.
According to a report from
The Hollywood Reporter’s Heat Vision blog, Spellman will write the feature film with another scribe from the Disney+ series,
Dalan Musson. (Marvel and Disney did not immediately reply to a request for comment.) Little else has been revealed about the plans, but some things can be inferred based on where the show leaves off.
Spoilers ahead …
The moral conflict of the show surrounded who had the right, or the will, to carry the mantle of Captain America. Mackie’s Sam Wilson, a.k.a. The Falcon, grappled with whether he deserved to hoist the iconic shield left to him by
Michael Chabon, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author, screenwriter, and
Star Trek: Picard showrunner, has published a 1,400 word
mea culpaon Medium called Apology of a Rudin Apologist. It sheds light on what an open secret in Hollywood looks like.
Chabon says he collaborated with Rudin for 20 years, and while he never saw any of the smashed hands or people getting pushed out of cars as detailed in
THR s report, he knew enough. He describes the EGOT-winner s treatment of his staff as a careful, even surgical contempt, like a torturer trained to cause injuries that leave no visible marks. With a novelist s eye he describes Rudin hurling a pencil at an assistant s head eraser end first.
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“He believed in me so much he would take me to music publishers when I was 14 or 15,” Warren said. “My mom would be saying, ‘Why are you doing it? Why are you encouraging her? She can’t make a living off that.’”
Warren, who grew up in Los Angeles, recounted her dad’s reply: “She has talent. She really, really wants this.”
Her gifts and drive led to success in a range of pop music genres and in film, with her past Oscar contenders including “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” by Aerosmith and featured in 1998’s “Armageddon.” It was a hit tune, one of Warren’s many that include “If I Could Turn Back Time by Cher. Toss out a big name Beyoncé, Justin Bieber, Adele and Warren has likely worked with them.