Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier has finally spoken out about Taskmaster's early death, one of the MCU film's most ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier addresses Taskmaster’s controversial death in the film and the backlash that followed.

Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway are turning heads on the streets of New York City, delivering satirical looks as they reprise ...

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 is opening up about why Marvel decided to kill off Taskmaster in the first act of the ...

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

Thunderbolts* ' trailers and promotional material dropped clear hints to Taskmaster's death. Olga Kurylenko's Antonia Dreykov barely appeared in the Thunderbolts* trailers, and she kept her mask ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier has broken his silence on the movie's struggles at the box office, and responds to ...

Thunderbolts* might not have been the MCU’s most traditional ensemble outing, but it was one of its most daring. Part anti-hero team, part covert thriller, and part psychological character study, ...

Taskmaster’s already tragic life ended in quite a startling way. I can’t think of too many characters in the MCU, if any, who were executed like that via headshot. That is the one biggest change.

Well, I've got FOMO. Taskmaster was the only member of the team who got killed off throughout Thunderbolts* runtime, and she only got one line of dialogue before Ghost put her down.

Taskmaster fans hoped that Thunderbolts* might develop the character into something unique, if not closer to the snarky mercenary of the comics. Those hopes were dashed with the character’s death.