The Black Panther (T'Challa) is a fictional character appearing in publications by Marvel Comics. Created by writer-editor Stan Lee and penciller-co-plotter Jack Kirby, he first appeared in Fantastic Four #52 (July 1966). He is the first black superhero in mainstream American comics, debuting several years before such early African-American superheroes as Marvel Comics' the Falcon and Luke Cage, and DC Comics' Tyroc, Black Lightning and Green Lantern John Stewart.
NOTE: My MCU pretends like they're has never been a cbm outside of this and my previous fan cast in my MCU. If any actor in here is already playing a role of a cbm character in real life do not complain.
Plot: Deep in the heart of Africa is Wakanda, a technologically advanced civilization of great power and mystery. During the last ten centuries, Wakanda has stood alone as an unconquerable land inhabited by undefeatable warriors. Governing this nation is a lineage of warrior-kings possessing enhanced speed, strength and agility. Today, T'Challa is the latest in this famed family line, the great hero known worldwide as the Black Panther.
Now, outsides are once more assembling to invade Wakanda and plunder its riches. Leading this brutal assault is Klaw, a deadly assassin with the blood of T'Challa's murdered father on his hands, who brings with a powerful army of super-powered mercenaries. Even with Wakanda's might and his own superhuman skills, can the Black Panther prevail against such a massive invading force?
ABOUT THE MOVIE
Tone
I feel the tone should be the same as the Dark Knight trilogy. Black Panther should be dark. His name is associated with Dark so we shouldn’t try to make it another Avengers tone wise. I’m not saying it has to have grey tones in everything. The Wakandan nation itself should be visually better than Avengers, but the character and the action and the plot itself should be dark.
Wakanda
Wakanda should VERY advance. Not just in technology. In the story arc this movie is based off of they mention them having the cure to cancer. This proves Wakanda is ahead of us in everything. It should look futuristic, but not cars flying around. Maybe the cars only hover a few feet off of the ground. No fossil fuels they are completely green. They are what we want America to be.
Director
Reginald Hudlin or Antoine Fuqua are my choices for director. Reginald Hudlin because he wrote 48 issues of Black Panther from 2005-2009 and he is a director. He was producer of Django Unchained and directed several films. He used to be president of Entertainment at BET and produces a LOT of movies. He has connections all over black Hollywood and this film HAS to market to black audiences. He also has a love for BP and knows how to portray him well.
I chose Antoine Fuqua because he is a very talented director. He is American; you might have thought I chose him because he was African. “
Fuqua is a very skilled director that has some of the best camera work and fast paste editing on screen. He is also known for shooting his films in bona fide locations of the script for a realist appearance. Case in point Training Day & Brooklyn’s Finest, were all filmed in real crime-laced neighborhoods for authenticity. If considered, Marvel would have to allow a strong PG-13 rating because of the director’s gritty taste in the action genre. Nonetheless, Fuqua can deliver some hard-boiled intense action sequences in an authentic location for the Black Panther film. ”
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fellow CBM user bigshow2312
Writer
Reginald Hudlin is my choice for writer. He did write the story arc I’ve based this off and has experience with movies.
Suit
I’d like the suit to look like this. It has a more modern look. Kind of TDK-esque, but it will work. The one on the left is for Shuri, but she does not appear as Black Panther in this movie. I think that there should maybe be some tribal things added also.
Music
I feel that the movie should be a mix of cinematic, tribal, and rap music. I think K’Naan the Somali rapper should make a track special for the movie. It doesn’t have to necessarily be directly about Black Panther, but it should reflect the movie in some way.
FANCAST
Chadwick Boseman would be
THE BEST Black Panther. If you’ve seen 42 you know I’m completely right. He is an awesome actor and fits T’Challa’s character
PERFECTLY
Others Considered:
none
I think that Mads Mikkelsen would make a great Klaw. He has the right look and feel needed for Klaw.
Others Considered:
Vincent Cassel
Black Knight goes on the journey to conquer Wakanda to bring Christianity to the Nation and get rid of their Panther religion. I hose Richard Madden because I like him on Game of Thrones and his character reflects what I want Black Knight to be like in the movie
Others:
Ben Barnes
I think Adewale would make an awesome T’Challa. Since he died in 1993 in this movie he could be younger than my choice for his wife Ramonda. Adewale has shown interest in playing the Panther, but I feel he is too old now.
Others Considered:
Nate Parker
I think Angel Basset would make a great Ramonda. Basset is a very talented actress and could play the worried mother character Ramonda is. I’d like Ramonda to have a bigger part than she does in the comic.
Others Considered:
none
Djimon Honsou would make a great S’Yan. He wanted to play Black Panther, and he gets to…just not T’Challa. Like Adewale I think he’s a little old to take on a franchise. He’s not old; he’s just old for the character.
Others Considered:
none
Naturi Naughton is a great actress. She could definitely play young curious Shuri.
Others Considered:
KeKe Palmer
Mos Def is a great actor and he bears a resemblance to W’Kabi.
Others Considered:
none
DeStorm isn’t an official actor, but he has done acting that convinces me to choose him as T’Shan. T’Shan doesn’t have a huge role, but he helps develop a lot of other people’s character while developing his own. DeStorm has the swag and I think he could pull of the anger T’Shan needs.
Others Considered:
Nate Parker
I think James Earl Jones would be an
AMAZING Panther God. He’s already played a wise cat. Tell me his voice is
Others Considered
NONE
After Credits Scene
T’Challa sits in his room and watches the news. The reporter says
“Breaking News, there has been a theft at Stark Industries, one of the most technologically advanced facilities in the world.”
Flash back to the battle between Klaw and T’Challa
Klaw says “We at A.I.M must have all of the BEST technology.”
Flash back ends.
T’Challa says “…Oh No…”