Have you a loved one been trapped in the quantum realm for over 30 years?

Do you feel like you suffer from quantum mania?

Finally, there's hope for you.

Tune into this exciting discussion to find out how.

Howdy.

I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A.

My agenda is simple.

Each week I plan to bring you in-depth insights into the creative process of storytelling.

And folks, yes, it's quantum mania all the way because we are here today to discuss

Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantum Mania. And I decided to dig in so deep I had to call in another

Jeff to do it. That's right, screenwriter Jeff Loveness is our guest today. And look, I like

this film. It has a good sense of humor. I like the

world building that's doing with the MCU and the beginning of the King dynasty, because King

plays a great part in this film. And I got to say, it's fun to take a peek behind the curtain as

to the different variants of ideas that we were toyed with for this script.

And of course, to learn more about the Marvel process for developing one of their movies.

And of course, as I'm sure you know, this has a tie-in to the Loki TV series, which I highly

enjoyed.

And we basically had seen Kang for the first time there.

So it was interesting to see where they were going to go with just that morsel of information that we get in the finale of the Loki series and how they were going to retrofit it to a different MCU movie.

And they did it really perfectly, in my opinion, in which we get a backstory and we kind of don't get a backstory.

We get a focus on a 30-year period.

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