Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier is opening up about why Marvel decided to kill off Taskmaster in the first act of the ...

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

With enforced submission, and her photographic memory, Antonia Dreykov would become the villain known as the Taskmaster; armed with the moves of Natasha Romanoff’s friends and colleagues, along ...

It only took a trailer or two for fans to realise that Taskmaster likely didn't have a sizeable role in Thunderbolts*.Recently, writer Eric Pearson revealed that his script saw Antonia Dreykov ...

Olga Kurylenko first embodied Antonia Dreykov/Taskmaster in 2021’s Black Widow, where the character’s true identity and nature significantly departed from the well-known comic book source ...

That masked individual is Taskmaster, aka Antonia Dreykov (Olga Kurylenko). If you recall from 2021’s Black Widow , Antonia was the brainwashed and disfigured daughter of Red Room leader ...

A brand new Thunderbolts* concept art has arrived online, featuring the titular team jumping out together from what looks ...

But there’s collateral damage: Dreykov’s daughter Antonia is seemingly killed by bombs detonated by Barton and Romanoff, whose ledger is gushing red until Natasha’s sacrifice in Avengers ...

Olga Kurylenko as Antonia Dreykov A.K.A. Taskmaster in Black Widow (2021) in the MCU Five Thunderbolts members in Thunderbolts* trailer stood in an elevator Taskmaster in her mask in Thunderbolts* ...

As it turned out though, the Budapest mission not only failed to kill Dreykov, but also didn't kill Antonia either. The gut punch that truly gets Natasha to accept the horror of what she did comes ...

With Dreykov out of the picture, Antonia has options. Nat and Yelena saw to Dreykov, and if there's any MCU character who deserves a quiet life in the countryside, it's this one (there's a vacancy ...

Antonia dies alone, unacknowledged, and unloved, which is not what she deserved. It’s a disservice to a character who should have represented one of the most compelling emotional throughlines of ...