Sam Raimi Details Reuniting With Kevin Feige For Doctor Strange 2
Before taking up the reins on doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, director Sam Raimi revealed his reunion and early talks with Kevin Feige. Raimi has established himself as one of the most important genre directors in the industry since his debut in 1977. This is especially true of his work in the horror category, where he produced the cult classic Evil Dead series. Raimi worked his way up to directing the original Spider-Man trilogy, which was a huge hit and a fan favourite, as seen by the excitement surrounding star Tobey Maguire's comeback in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Raimi is now back in the Marvel universe, directing doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the next instalment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After Scott Derrickson, the director of the first doctor Strange picture, left the project owing to creative differences, Raimi was selected as his successor, much to the joy of fans of the genre. Despite having taken a break from directing since his last film, Oz the Great and Powerful, in 2013, Raimi appears to have settled back into the position with reasonable ease as doctor Strange 2 approaches its May 6 release date.
Raimi discussed the early days of his collaboration with Marvel Studios and his reconnection with Marvel President Feig for Multiverse of Madness in an interview with Moviepilot. Raimi mentioned that Feige was an associate producer on the original Spider-Man trilogy when discussing his return to Marvel, before saying, "thank glad I was friendly to him." The director went on to detail his initial meeting with Feige before beginning work on doctor Strange 2, as well as how his artistic concerns were resolved.
Raimi is now back in the Marvel universe, directing doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the next instalment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. After Scott Derrickson, the director of the first doctor Strange picture, left the project owing to creative differences, Raimi was selected as his successor, much to the joy of fans of the genre. Despite having taken a break from directing since his last film, Oz the Great and Powerful, in 2013, Raimi appears to have settled back into the position with reasonable ease as doctor Strange 2 approaches its May 6 release date.
Raimi discussed the early days of his collaboration with Marvel Studios and his reconnection with Marvel President Feig for Multiverse of Madness in an interview with Moviepilot. Raimi mentioned that Feige was an associate producer on the original Spider-Man trilogy when discussing his return to Marvel, before saying, "thank glad I was friendly to him." The director went on to detail his initial meeting with Feige before beginning work on doctor Strange 2, as well as how his artistic concerns were resolved.