The highly anticipated film featuring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum finally has a set release date for the following year. Previously known as Project Artemis, the yet-to-be-named movie will hit theaters in the United States on July 12, 2024. While there has been no official confirmation for the UK release date, it is expected that the film will debut simultaneously across the Atlantic.
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Although specific details about the storyline haven’t been disclosed yet, it is confirmed that the film will take place during the era of the space race.
Authored by Rose Gilroy and helmed by Greg Berlanti from the Arrowverse, this captivating piece underwent a directorial change, with Jason Bateman stepping down and allowing Berlanti to take the reins. Moreover, the project welcomed Channing Tatum on board after Chris Evans had to withdraw due to conflicting schedules.
Apart from the talented duo of Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, the star-studded cast includes Woody Harrelson from True Detective, Jim Rash from Community, Ray Romano from Everybody Loves Raymond, Anna Garcia from Superstore, and Donald Elise Watkins from The Underground Railroad.
Joining Leo in this adventure are Noah Robbins from the hit TV show “The Continental,” Colin Woodell known for his role in “Orange is the New Black,” Nick Dillenburg from the popular series “Shameless,” and Christian Zuber, also from “Shameless.”
In recent news, Johansson addressed speculations regarding her potential comeback to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the beloved Black Widow character.
“I’m not quite sure how that would play out. Would it be similar to a zombie movie?” she commented during her appearance on The Today Show, discussing her character’s demise.
“You know, I have this hunch that [Endgame] really marked the culmination of everything. I genuinely can’t fathom a way to move forward from that point. It would require some sort of extraordinary event, almost like a miraculous occurrence straight out of the Marvel universe. It definitely seems like a truly exceptional feat. But hey, you just never know, right?”
