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

Taskmaster's shocking death in Thunderbolts* wasn't particularly well-received, and the movie's director has finally ...

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

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

Thunderbolts* director explains the significance of Taskmaster’s death in Marvel Studios’ final movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Phase 5.

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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’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.

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.