Hello pod, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to the belated third and final part of our

mini podcast trilogy dedicated to Empire's list of the 50 greatest movie heroes of all

time as voted for by the readers of Empire magazine and the listeners of this very podcast.

Anyway, it's time to cut to the chase as we enter the top 10 and when I say we, I mean Helen

O'Hara, Ben Travis, I'm on warm and myself. And if you haven't already listened to parts 1 and 2,

do check them out after this on the podcast app of your choice. And I have to say this is definitely

it. The last of a series that started out as a single episode of no more than an hour in length

until it became apparent that none of us could keep our trap shot when it came to talk about

characters we love and in some cases love not so much. Anyway, I say last but we might do an

emissions podcast down the line. No bad Chris, bad. Anyway, here we go. Straight into it kind of

with number 10 on the list. Enjoy. It's number 10. Amon, do you want to, do you want to do the,

do we get the Lubick grants and music going here?

Whenever you're ready, whenever you're ready. You want to come in.

It is a black Panther Tachala, the warrior king of Wakanda. He is at number 10. And yes,

love this character. It's interesting. I think if you look at Thor who we talked about a while ago,

obviously. He is a king. He prints you, you know, becomes a king. And in the first film,

between him and Anthony Hopkins and Veneru. So there was some regalness that you've got. But

the journey that character goes through has seen him become less and less regal. The more we've

seen of him with black Panther. The first moment you see him is like the way this guy carries himself

is different. And you really get that. And even from, you know, from Civil War to Black Panther

to Infinity War to Endgame, he always carries himself in that regal way. And that for me is a big,

big deal. And I just, I love also how wise he is as well. And his, he talked about somebody who's

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