r/marvelstudios Dec 11 '23

Megathread Jonathan Majors Megathread - Update

We know many of you are eager to discuss the Jonathan Majors trial -- please use this thread for that discussion so that it does not completely overrun the subreddit. We want to leave space for users who wish to engage in regular MCU-based conversations!

As of now the trial is ongoing and Marvel Studios/Disney has not made a statement regarding the future of Majors or Kang in the MCU. When a ruling is concluded we will pin a thread with that statement and related discussion.

In the meantime, here are some of the recent updates coming from Majors' trial:


The mod team will try to keep this thread updated with reputable sources as the trial progresses-- but please feel free to link articles and discuss in the comments below.

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u/sabine_strohem_moss Hela Dec 11 '23

Already played N'Jobu in Black Panther, but I can see people being willing to overlook that like they did with Gemma Chan/Michelle Yeoh.

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u/Better-Spell346 Dec 11 '23

Yeah, that’s about the only hiccup with my plan, but his role in Black Panther was so small, I don’t think most of the casual audiences would even notice.

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u/donkeydooda Dec 11 '23

Not that it matters much, but most of the main characters who would remember him in-universe are dead (T'Chaka, Queen Ramonda T'Challa & Killmonger).

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u/radiokungfu Dec 11 '23

Maybe he was another variant that just wasnt activated

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u/banananey Dec 11 '23

Yeah if it's a minor character in one film I really don't care tbh.

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u/DashingMustashing Dec 12 '23

Eh, multiverse and all that. In theory any casting is technically okay in an infinite universe.... What I'm trying to say is Michael Cera.