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Published 20:30 IST, February 5th 2021

Marvel Studios prez Kevin Feige sees 'no reason' for MCU-Star Wars crossover

Marvel Studio's chief producer Kevin Feige reveals some bad news for 'Star Wars' and Marvel fans. Read ahead to know more details about it.

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Marvel Studios' chief Kevin Feige in a recent interview with Yahoo Entertainment has revealed some bad news for MCU/Star Wars fans. Kevin Feige has engineered more than 23 films for Marvel. He is also becoming a part of Lucasfilm, which currently looks after the production of the Star Wars universe. Ever since, fans have been speculating about a Marvel and Star Wars crossover movie potential. Both, Star Wars and Marvel Cinematic Universe come under Disney's banner. However, the chief of Marvel Studios has some different thoughts. 

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Kevin Feige sees no reason for Marvel and Star Wars Crossover Movie

Since Avengers: Infinity War, Marvel is expanding its multiverse. A recent example of it is the brand new Disney+Hotstar show, WandaVision. However, in a recent interview with Yahoo Entertainment, Kevin Feige assured that there may never be a crossover movie of Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars universe. He said that he sees no reason for it. Meanwhile, Kevin Feige has hired Michael Waldron to write a Star Wars film. Michael Waldron has also written Doctor Strange In The Madness of Multiverse and the upcoming show called Loki.

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Kevin Feige also said that he enjoys the Star Trek and X-Men crossover in the comics but he sees no reason for now to collide two very different universes. He hilariously added that he enjoyed Patton Oswalt's scene in the NBC show Parks and Recreations where Oswalt joins the world of Fantastic Four, Star Wars, and Marvel. He adds that it is the closest crossover we can get on the screen. Kevin Feige has produced all three phases of Marvel as the Chief Creative Head. He has been with Marvel for more than 13 years. Kevin Feige is a member of the Producers Guild Of America. Kevin Feige at first was the associate producer of X-Men films, he later joined hands Stan Lee and Jack Kirby with Marvel's universe of Avengers and helped it in expanding its universe.

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20:30 IST, February 5th 2021