
Adam Driver, Sadie Sink and Iniesta Navarrete join the Marvel Universe at the D23 convention in California.
At the D23 convention in California, Disney presented its next generation of mutants for Marvel, starring Adam Driver, Sadie Sink and Iniesta Navarrete, as well as numerous upcoming film projects and sequels.
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The D23 convention is a biennial gathering organized by Disney to present its new releases and future projects to fans.
Disney welcomed its new generation of mutants: Adam Driver, Iniesta Navarrete and Sadie Sink are among Marvel's newcomers, as part of the studio's D23 convention in California.
This biennial gathering, nicknamed The Great Disney Fan Event, serves as a platform for the conglomerate's studios to present their latest projects in the company of stars, artists and directors. One of the highlights of the first evening of this three-day convention was the Marvel presentation on Friday, led by its president. Kevin Feige invited the new members of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as well as director Jake Schreier to the stage of the Honda Center to offer an exclusive preview to the 10,000 expected spectators.
The film is scheduled for release in May 2028. Sink, who will reprise her role as Jean Gray after playing her in Spider-Man: A New Day, was present alongside Navarrette (Snape), Kit Connors (Cyclops), Samara Weaving (Emma Frost), Christopher Abbott (Professor Xavier) and Maya Boyd (Tornado). Adam Driver will play the role of villain Nathaniel Milbury. "Kevin and I have been talking about joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe for years. And I think we've finally found the perfect movie at the perfect time," Driver said in a video. Feige has released images from the highly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday, which this December will bring together the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men and the warriors of Wakanda in an epic battle against the evil Doctor Doom, played by Robert Downey Jr.
Another highlight of D23: the presentation of Ryan Gosling in Star Wars: Starfighter, which Lucasfilm will release in 2027 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first Star Wars film.
Josh D'Amaro, CEO of Disney, opened the presentation of D23, his first convention since taking over at the head of the big-eared firm. At the event, Pixar presented its Italian tale Gatto and its first fantasy film, Ghost Market, as well as a preview of its sequels in development: Incredibles 3 and Coco 2. Fans showed their enthusiasm for other Disney sequels like Lilo & Stitch 2, which revealed Angel, the pink version of the mischievous alien, Ice Age 2: Lava World and Frozen 3, starring Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel and Josh Gad.
“Here, everything is a suite,” Gary Aurin explained to AFP, who came with his son, whom he described as “a real fan”. “It’s Disney, you have to accept it,” added the 63-year-old, excited to see clips of upcoming films and stars like Ryan Gosling. “It’s good for the fans.”
Jon Favreau took the stage to talk about Oswald, his mini-series which will be broadcast next year on Disney+, featuring the rabbit who preceded Mickey Mouse. Oswald, who resembles Mickey except for his long ears, was created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks in 1927 for Universal Pictures, which acquired the rights to the character a year later. The Walt Disney Company regained the copyright to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in 2006. The D23 exhibit ends Sunday.
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