Marvel's internal purge has been reported, and all "right people" producers have been fired

According to foreign media That Park Place, they have heard that Marvel Studios has begun an internal purge, firing all producers who may have been labeled "activists".

"Activist" producers are those who hold certain social or political views in their work and seek to reflect those views in their work.

The latest rumour comes from Film Threat founder Chris Gore, who said: "I do know people who work at Marvel. They've cleaned up. A few months ago they quietly fired all the producers who could have been labelled activists."

Unlike Lucasfilm. Lucasfilm is lost. They are lost. They are doubling down on their mischief. You never get anything good from Lucasfilm and Star Wars. That's it. "

By contrast, he says: "Kevin Feige admits... basically, he says we tried it and it didn't work. He's talking about stage four. It didn't work, Kang didn't work, and neither did these supporting actors, who don't have a legacy of classic characters. If'Deadpool 'and'Wolverine' are anything to prove, you've heard the phrase" masculine and pale are stale ", which every studio says, but if you look at the box office this year, I'd say masculine and pale are money. I think people should adopt that phrase more."

Gore also pointed out: "Also, they fired people who didn't understand comics.... But it's going to be a big change, and it's going to take years. Years. That's why they're announcing it now." We know we screwed up and failed, but see what happens next. So we'll have two bad movies, two bad TV shows, and maybe a good Fantastic Four movie. "

Late last year, Marvel Studios did make a major overhaul of its television division. According to Borys Kit, a reporter for The Hollywood Reporter, the company is "overhauling its development process. Writers will be responsible for writing pilots and script outlines. The days of filming entire episodes and then evaluating results, as they did with The Hulk and Secret Invasion, are over.

Brad Winderbaum, head of Marvel's streaming, TV and animation division, told Kit: "We're trying to combine Marvel culture with traditional TV culture. We need executives who are focused on this medium, and they're going to be focused on streaming and TV because these are two different formats."