Director Jake Schreier has a major Marvel film under his belt, but he’s still not quite sure what to call it.

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier opens up on Taskmaster's Marvel Cinematic Universe death. The MCU gender-flipped a classic Marvel supervillain for Olga Kurylenko's Taskmaster, introduced in Black ...

Director Jake Schreier explains why Taskmaster’s death in Thunderbolts was a key emotional and narrative choice for the film.

Taskmaster’s death in Thunderbolts* was so jarring, it’s hard not to wonder if she was a remnant of an early script. The MCU is known for reshooting and rewriting as production progresses.

THUNDERBOLTS* Screenwriter Didn’t Know a Character’s Dark Fate Until He Saw the Movie by Eric Diaz May 5 2025 • 1:28 PM ...

Her fate is still a mysteryThe big Thunderbolts * fan theory about Taskmaster may not be as straightforward as it once seemed thanks to a cryptic comment from director Jake Schreier. "I think we ...

So Taskmaster really got the short end of the stick. The Thunderbolts* post-credits scene teased the arrival of the Fantastic Four, so it looks like that team aka the New Avengers will be meeting ...

Taskmaster is the Thunderbolts* protagonist who’s gotten the least amount of attention in this early marketing, and I’m almost 100% positive it’s because we won’t be seeing her for that long.

One member of the Thunderbolts team that has gotten major upgrade for the new MCU movie is Olga Kurylenko’s Antonia Dreykov, aka Taskmaster, last seen in the MCU in the Black Widow movie.

There was also a running gag about how Taskmaster kept forgetting she didn’t have to kill U.S. Agent/John Walker anymore. Pearson said “She was struggling with her own memory-loss stuff.