The release of The King's Man has been postponed to August 20 instead of March 12
Disney has postponed the release date of its new movie "The King's Man" from March 12 to August 20 of the same year 2021, and removed "Bob's Burgers" from the screening list. In addition, "Ron's Gone Wrong" has been postponed from April 23 to next year. October 22 of the same year, according to the report published on the "wrap" website.
The moves come as more studios are arranging releases from the first and second quarters of the year.
MGM announced that it will transfer the next James Bond movie, "No Time to Die", from April 2 to October 8, and the movie was originally scheduled to be released in April 2020 but was postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and then it was postponed to November, but In October of last year 2020, the film was postponed again to April 2.
The events of "The King's Man" revolve around a group of the worst criminal minds gathered to plan a war to eliminate millions, and one man must compete with time to stand up to them, the movie directed by Matthew Vaughn, and starring Gemma Arterton, Matthew Judd, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Ralph Vines Stanley Tucci, Daniel Brule, Tom Hollander, Reese Evans, Harris Dickinson, Damon Hounsou.
Marvel has also chosen actor Oscar Isaac to star in the new series, Moon Knight, which will be produced by Marvel and Disney +, based on the comic book hero.
Writer Jeremy Slater, who developed and wrote the Netflix series The Umbrella Academy, will write the new work, according to the report published on the site "Deadline".
Moon Knight, also known as Marc Spector, is a mercenary with many changing personalities, such as taxi driver Jake Lockley and playboy millionaire Stephen Grant, who uses them to better fight the criminal underworld, but later on will be used as a conduit for Egyptian moon god Khonshu.
