Though Kevin Feige has stated Brie Larson and Captain Marvel are supposed to be the forefront of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, a sequel has yet to be announced.
In a new interview while promoting her latest flick, Just Mercy, Brie Larson goes so far as to admit she has no idea about Captain Marvel 2 (via Variety):
Do you know when youāre doing the next āCaptain Marvelā?
No. I donāt really know what job Iām going to do next, which is very exciting. I donāt even know what my lifeās gonna be! And most of this year, you know, I had to do the press tour. But then the last half of the year, Iāve just been focusing way more on just doing what I want to do thatās completely outside of my job. I just feel like itās been this incubation time. Whether itās incubation because Iām developing projects, and also incubation myself, being, like: OK, Iām going to be turning 30. Iāve been working a lot. I need to just like change it up and see whatās there for me ā see who I am now. And which ways that I want to grow.

Where is Brie Larson and Captain Marvel 2 in the MCU?
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige did tease Captain Marvel 2 this past summer but has made no official announcement and the film has no release date and is not a part of their Phase 4 plans.
As I have recently noted, it seems odd that Brie Larson and Captain Marvel arenāt a part of Phase 4 which is pushing diversification in a big way.
While promoting the release of Captain Marvel, Feige said: āSheās one of the most popular characters in our comics, sheās one of the most powerful characters in the comics and will be the most powerful character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.ā
Feige also added: āā¦there she was at the forefront, and it was a great foreshadowing of not just for how audiences are going to embrace Brie as this character, but also for how Captain Marvel is about to take the lead and be at the forefront of the entire Cinematic Universe.ā
So again it seems odd that the future of Brie Larson in the MCU is currently up in the air; per Feigeās comments that would be like Marvel having no idea about how to use Robert Downey Jr. in the MCU following Iron Man.
Worth a mention is that a lot of fans havenāt embraced Brie Larson and Captain Marvel in the MCU, so perhaps Marvel is rethinking their approach to Larson and Carol Danvers in the MCU, something suggested by rumors offering Disney is losing confidence in the actress and character. Certainly, Disney doesnāt want Captain Marvel to be their āLast Jediā of the MCU.
Larson also responds to the notion that comics fans are horrible and that the comic wars are hideous.
