Black Panther fact

7 BLACK PANTHER MOVIE FACT
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1.   1.  Chadwick Boseman was the first and only person considered for the role of T'Challa. After Feige brought him up in an early creative meeting, Boseman booked the role 24 hours later.

2.Black Panther made a whopping $500 million worldwide in its first week in theaters

3.The movie was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia, and Busan, South Korea. The aerial
 shots of Wakanda are from South Africa, Zambia, Uganda, and even Argentina.

4. Strong fierce women

An important part of the Black Panther lore incorporated into the film is the Dora Milaje, the cadre of strong fierce women who serve as the personal security force to the King and royal family. These tall, statuesque, bald warrior women, who move as one, command attention wherever they go.

5.The official language of Wakanda

It was decided early on that Xhosa, one of the official languages of South Africa, would be the language of Wakanda. A precedent had been set in Marvel Studios’

6.He Is The King Of An Entire Nation

Wakanda is a technologically advanced African nation. An exceedingly rare metal called Vibranium is mined there, making it one of the richest and most technologically advanced nations on Earth. The worthy men and women of Wakanda are all trained as warriors to protect their homeland. If Vibranium sounds familiar it's what Captain America's shield is made from, and it was a major plot point in Avengers: Age of Ultron, which actually introduced Wakanda in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

7.Boseman's Decision To Use An African Accent In The Film Is Deliberate

 

Something as simple as a character's accent might appear – on the surface – to be of little importance, but Black Panther's star (Boseman) would argue the exact opposite. When asked in an interview about his decision to use an African accent in the film, Boseman gave an extremely thoughtful and powerful response