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    Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige On The Future Of Marvel Movies

    The studio president tells NPR, "Black Panther will not be a one-off for us. ... Movies should represent the world in which they are made." Marvel's latest, Avengers: Infinity War, is out this week.
    by Mandalit del Barco Apr 26, 2018 4 minutes
    This year marks the 10th anniversary of Marvel Studios. Here, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige presents at the 2015 D23 Expo in California.

    Kevin Feige runs the Marvel Cinematic Universe from his corner office at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, Calif. There, the president of Marvel Studios is surrounded by toys: Iron Man actions figures (signed by director Jon Favreau) line the windows, Captain America's shield is framed on the wall and Thor's hammer rests on the coffee table. Before our interview, Feige puts his hand in a replica of Thanos' Infinity Gauntlet (which plays a central role in the new Avengers movie) — and chuckles like a big kid.

    "All of us at Marvel Studios look at ourselves as fans first," he says. "That's what we were before we were filmmakers."

    Over 18 years, Feige has produced a lot of in 2000, and go all the way through , out this week.

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