Ryan Coogler discusses filmmaking journey, reveals Black Panther 3 scoop on 7PM in Brooklyn podcast

On the latest episode of the Wave Sports + Entertainment Original podcast, 7PM in Brooklyn, director Ryan Coogler discusses filmmaking journey on 7PM in Brooklyn, opening up about his career and revealing a key detail about Black Panther 3. Hosted by Carmelo Anthony, the episode features Coogler sharing his personal path, industry reflections, and an exciting casting update for his next project.

Ryan Coogler Shares Insights on His Evolving Career

Appearing on the podcast, Ryan Coogler spoke about the unique twists in his professional life, including why he still chooses to buy his own basketball tickets and how an injury redirected his ambitions from professional football to the world of filmmaking. He emphasized his commitment to supporting his creative team in the demanding film industry, often going out of his way to stand up for his crew behind the scenes.

Industry Reflections and Memorable Moments

During the conversation, Coogler addressed the challenges of the entertainment industry’s labels and recalled a moving event when Spike Lee watched his film Sinners. He described that collaboration between Spike Lee and Denzel Washington as a “masterpiece,” showcasing the value he places on powerful storytelling partnerships.

Confirmed News: Denzel Washington Joins Black Panther 3

Later in the discussion, Ryan Coogler confirmed that Denzel Washington will appear in the highly anticipated Black Panther 3. This announcement adds to the excitement surrounding the film and highlights the strong creative connections Coogler continues to build with both established and emerging talent.

7PM in Brooklyn: A Platform for Stories and Insights

Carmelo Anthony leads 7PM in Brooklyn alongside a rotating team of hosts, including Rudy Gay, Monica McNutt, Kazeem Famuyide, and The Kid Mero. Together, they delve into major basketball topics, moments from Anthony’s career, and the world of entertainment, bringing on notable guests like Coogler to share their journeys. New episodes are released every Thursday.

The podcast is a Wave Original produced by Brian Verne, Mack Sovereign, Tunde St. Matthew-Daniel, and EJ Wright for Wave, with Carmelo Anthony and his creative partner Asani Swann also serving as executive producers for Creative 7 Productions.

With Coogler’s announcement and honest discussion, this episode of 7PM in Brooklyn offers both film enthusiasts and basketball fans a unique look at the intersections of sports, creativity, and the power of collaboration. The anticipation for Black Panther 3 is likely to grow as details continue to emerge from behind the scenes.