The Avengers 4 Trailer Could Be Unveiled On November 28. Here’s why

There is no doubt that Avenger 4 is the most highly anticipated at the end of this year and the trailer release date of Avenger 4 is a hot topic, too.

Numerous new rumors suggest that the new trailer is likely to come out before the end of this month, to be more specific, on November 28.

We Got This Covered reports that a particular screening for the upcoming film is being held by Collider (a film website) and many believe that it is being worked in combination with the new trailer release. This screening has been set to release on November 28, and it will appear simultaneously in a Q &A session by the duo directors Joe & Anthony Russo.

Interestingly, the first trailer of Avengers: Infinity War was also released on November 29 (2017) – a surprising coincidence, exactly a year earlier.

Even though Marvel studio has kept all details closely under wraps, Kevin Feige – the present of the studio, had previously revealed that we'll see an Avengers 4 trailer before 2019, speaking at Black Panther event.

Once the trailer is released, it will put an end to the rumors around the sequel’s title. Up to now, multiple suggestions related to the unnamed film has made the rounds on the Internet, and the most popular names are Avengers: End Game and Avengers: Annihilation.

It is reported that the last film in Avengers series has been scheduled for May 2019. Robert Downey, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth will be roped in Tony Stark / Iron Man, Steve Rogers / Captain America, Thor respectively. The sequel also stars Chadwick Boseman, Josh Brolin, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Olsen, Jeremy Renner, Paul Rudd, and others.

At the end of Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos has successfully collected six infinity stones and wiped out half of the universe’s population from existence. Therefore, the next sequel will undeniably deal with the loss of all the heroes and that massive cliffhanger we were left on.

The brothers – Joe and Anthony – have taken the reins for Avengers 4 after also helming Infinity War.