The American entertainment giant Disney announced Monday, October 18 the postponement of several months of the release of films from Marvel studios and postponed by one year that of the fifth episode of
Indiana Jones
, still with Harrison Ford.
Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020, the company has several times adapted the release schedule of its films to huge budgets.
This schedule, scrutinized by fans around the world, was further updated Monday by Disney, which delayed the films, despite the reopening this year of cinemas in the United States, Europe or Asia.
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Thus, the future episode of the Marvel Studios
Doctor Strange series
(
In the Multiverse of Madness
) has been postponed from March to May 2022. Likewise for the next
Thor
(
Love and Thunder
) from May to July of next year.
A postponement of three months also for the new
Black Panther
(
Wakanda Forever
) from July to November 2022. Finally, the sequel to
Captain Marvel
(
The Marvels
) will not be released until February 2023 instead of November 2022. Two other Marvel films, scheduled for July and October 2023, have been removed from the calendar altogether.
No explanation was given by Disney.
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Above all, the long-awaited release of the fifth installment in the famous
Indiana Jones series
- whose first episode created by George Lucas, directed by Steven Spielberg and played by Harrison Ford dates back to 1981 - has been postponed for a year, from July 29. 2022 to June 30, 2023. In addition to the American star Harrison Ford, 79 years old this year, this new episode, with the plot kept secret, is directed by James Mangold, with notably the Danish actors Mads Mikkelsen, German Thomas Kretschmann, American-Guyanese Shaunette Renée Wilson and Spanish Antonio Banderas.
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