Another well-known celebrity who won awards, Daniel Kaluuya, will not appear in the Black Panther sequel. When the movie debuted four years ago, the British actor played a pivotal role in it.The late actor Chadwick Boseman has joined Daniel on the list of cast members who won't be appearing in the follow-up. W'Kabi was portrayed by Daniel in the first movie. He was T'Challa's closest companion, a role played by the late Chadwick. 

It has been revealed, according to The Shade Room, that there was a scheduling difficulty because Daniel Kaluuya also starred in the upcoming movie Nope. The issue reportedly had a significant impact on the outstanding actor's inability to reprise his part in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

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Aura reported that Marvel has maintained that they are not looking for a replacement for late Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman. In other entertainment news, Marvel won't recast late Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman. At just 43 years old, the superstar passed away in the late months of 2020. Many people around the world have been speculating about how Marvel would carry on the plot without the main actor. According to rumors, Chadwick Boseman's replacement is not something the show's creators are considering. There isn't a certain actor they are searching for to play T'Challa in the movie.

The King of Wakanda is not a role that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is looking to replace, for a variety of reasons. T'Challa's sister Shuri will be the main subject of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, according to Salon. Shuri is portrayed by Letitia Wright.