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Ryan Coogler Announces Third 'Black Panther' Film, David Jonsson to Star

Ryan Coogler announces a third 'Black Panther' film with David Jonsson starring as the new Black Panther

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Who is the new Black Panther?

David Jonsson has been cast as the new Black Panther, playing T'Challa's son in 'Black Panther 3'.

Who announced the new 'Black Panther' film?

Ryan Coogler announced the third 'Black Panther' film.

What was the reaction to David Jonsson's casting?

Fan reactions have been mixed, with some fans enthusiastic about the casting and others expressing disappointment that Damson Idris was not chosen.

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  • Primary Driver: Ryan Coogler announces a third 'Black Panther' film with David Jonsson starring as the new Black Panther
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A third 'Black Panther' film has been announced by Ryan Coogler. David Jonsson has been cast as the new Black Panther, specifically as T'Challa's son.

This announcement was made at a Comic-Con event, where Coogler revealed the news emotionally. The casting has generated fan reactions, with some expressing enthusiasm and others disappointment that Damson Idris was not chosen.

The new film will likely impact fans and the entertainment industry, with Winston Duke, who played M'Baku in previous 'Black Panther' films, expressing trust in Jonsson's ability to take on the role. The film's production and release are expected to draw continued attention from fans and entertainment media.

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