A settlement was reached between Scarlett and Disney over Black Widow's return

The legal dispute between Walt Disney and Scarlett Johansson over the release of her Marvel superhero film Black Widow has finally been settled. He made the announcement jointly.

However Disney and Johnson's Perivinkal Entertainment did not elaborate on the details of the settlement.

While the film was playing in theaters, Disney filed a lawsuit against Johannes in July, accusing Disney of violating its contract by offering the film on its streaming service Disney Plus.

In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County, Johannes accused Disney of hitting his return with a double release of the film. Disney, on the other hand, accused Johansson of ignoring the threat to viewers during the Covid epidemic.

Johnson topped Forbes Magazine's list of the highest paid actresses of 2016 and 2017.

Daniel Craig's carefree reaction about who after No Time to Die

With Daniel Craig's last film as James Bond, No Time to Die, set to hit theaters this week, fans are now worried about who will be next in 2007. While discussing the names of Idris Alba, Reggie-Jean Page and Richard Madden, Daniel casually replied that this was not my problem.

The actor, who was walking the red carpet during the premiere of No Time to Die, was being questioned about his choice of the next bond.

Daniel was sad for the last time to walk on the red carpet but he said I don't think about it anymore. However, sources close to Daniel said that Daniel was emotional about losing the role of Bond and said that he would be jealous of the new artist as Bond was announced.