



"I do think it will be not a requirement to make a great version of Captain Marvel, but it's something we think is important," he explained. "With all of our movies, we want them to be different, we want them to find the new voices. I think the fun thing is we're meeting so many great directors that we'll bring one of them onto Captain Marvel, but we have future things to come [for the others]." IGN recently caught up with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige to discuss Captain Marvel, and he offered some very interesting updates on what we should expect from the highly anticipated release. Asked about where things currently stand with their hunt for a director, Feige explained that while it's not essential, they're determined to find a female helmer to work on this particular adaptation.he explained.

More on that can be found by heading on over to the site, but Feige did go on to explain why there's been a delay with finding the right director. "We're trying to get a little more of the story set before we bring a filmmaker on so we can talk about the story with the filmmaker before we bring them on." What will that story involve? A very different way of telling Captain Marvel's origin story it seems!