Marvel Star Florence Kasumba: “I Had to Do My Own Stunts”

Marvel star Florence Kasumba
“I had to do my own stunts”

Florence Kasumba was the guest star at the German premiere of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”.

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The German Marvel star Florence Kasumba had to do her own stunts in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, as she has now revealed.

The Berlin-based actress Florence Kasumba (46) is known, among other things, as chief inspector Anaïs Schmitz from the “Tatort” in Göttingen. But Kasumba is also involved in the extremely popular Marvel cinematic universe. There she plays the powerful warrior Ayo, who prefers to act with a spear in the superhero films of Marvel Studios and regularly masters breathtaking action scenes. Kasumba helped with the physically challenging fight choreographies from the Marvel work “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, which starts on November 9th, according to her own statement that she has been practicing martial arts for “many years”. The actress revealed this at the German premiere of “Black Panther 2” of the news agency spot on news.

Florence Kasumba had to do her own stunts on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

“Handling weapons is of course important because you can get injured, but that has always worked quite well so far,” said Kasumba, who said she had to do her own stunts on the second “Black Panther”.

“Wakanda Forever” once again pioneers inclusion

“Black Panther” from 2018 was also a pioneer and door opener in the large Marvel Universe, as the title character, played by Chadwick Boseman (1976-2020), was the first black superhero to be the focus of a comic blockbuster. The second part also breaks new ground in this regard, as a number of actors born in Mexico and other Central and South American countries have taken on important roles.

“I’m a big fan of inclusion,” said actress Kasumba in this regard, and is excited that cinema viewers and Marvel fans can “immerse themselves in a new world with the underwater nation Talokan again in “Wakanda Forever”. Kasumba wants an “open audience” for the eagerly awaited sequel to “Black Panther”.

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