Trivia: Stan Lee does his Marvel cameo and can be seen taking Chadwick Boseman's winnings/chips at the casino saying "I will take these!"
Trivia: The way Black Panther takes down the rhino is exactly the same way he does in the comics.
Trivia: During the first few days of filming on the waterfall set, many of the actors and extras began to have difficulty keeping their eyes open, and began experiencing pain, irritation and discomfort. The crew at first suspected there was too much chlorine being used in the water, but they eventually realised what was actually going on... it was so bright on set due to light reflecting off the water, everyone's eyeballs were getting sunburned. The studio then had to buy sunglasses for everyone to wear in-between shots.
Trivia: Michael B. Jordan kept to himself during filming, to reflect Killmonger's relationship with the other characters.
Trivia: Wakanda is shown on the map as where Southern Sudan is.
Trivia: This film sees Michael B. Jordan on a similar trajectory to Chris Evans. Both actors previously portrayed the Human Torch in much maligned Fantastic Four films, only to get redemption from fans and critics in the superhero genre as a whole for their roles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Trivia: This was the first comic book and superhero film to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Trivia: Wesley Snipes attempted to get a "Black Panther" movie made in the 90's. After issues finding a director and suitable script, as well as facing other hurdles with effects and costume design, he abandoned the project, and eventually pursued another Marvel character - Blade, which ended up turning into a popular film trilogy.
Trivia: "Wakanda" comes from the Kenyan Wakamba (or Kamba) tribe.
Answer: Well he's not literally an uncle to Killmonger, but rather he saw him as a surrogate uncle when he was a kid because he was always by his father's side.
Phaneron ★
And yes, he did know.
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