“Angela left you in here as a test to see who would try to break the lock there.”
Kevin Feige was teasing a small group of journalists, including from Variety, while sitting at one end of the most storied conference rooms in Hollywood, in the heart of Marvel Studios offices on the Disney lot in Burbank. He was there to talk about the past, present, and future of the studio he’s led since Robert Downey Jr. declared himself to be Iron Man in 2008. After Marvel’s communications chief Angela Shaw brought Feige into the room, he gestured to the opposite wall, covered with shutter doors that are secured
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