David Johnson will play Prince T’Challa II in Black Panther 3. (Image source: Instagram)
It’s time to welcome T’Challa’s son, played by David Jonsson, in an all-new Marvel movie that is dated for theatrical release on December 15, 2028. On Saturday, July 25, 2026, the makers announced the new Black Panther at San Diego Comic-Con.
After introducing the character in the previous installment of the series, the son is set to have a coming-of-age story in Black Panther 3. As the update came online, many fans wondered about David Johnson and his filmography. After attending the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London and receiving a BAFTA award, the 32-year-old actor carries the hopes and dreams of fans who have been associated with the franchise for a long time.
Let’s take a look at David Johnson’s best performances.
“The Long Walk”
David Johnson plays Peter McVries.
Based on the Stephen King novel, The Long Walk follows 100 boys in a walking competition in a dystopian world, where the brutal competition is broadcast on television. If competitors go below the required speed, they will likely face serious consequences. He plays Peter McVries, the kind and devoted friend of the protagonist in psychologically engaging gameplay.
Released on September 15, 2025, the cast includes Cooper Hoffman, Mark Hamill, Judy Greer, Ben Wang, and more.
“The Long Walk” can be watched on Amazon Prime Video.
‘industry’
David Johnson plays Gus Saki.
Created by Mickey Down and Conrad Kaye, “The Industry” revolves around the harsh world of investment banking. Young graduates struggle to get a job in London’s financial sector, balancing identity and questioning ethics. David Johnson plays Gus Saki, who is ambitious but too straightforward for the professional world.
After experiencing it in 2020, all four seasons can be watched on JioHotstar. Additional cast includes Kit Harington, Marissa Abella, Harry Lawty, and more.
“waste”
David Johnson plays Taylor
Directed by Cal McCaw, Wasteman follows prison inmate Taylor (played by David Johnson), who is excited to meet his young son after 13 years on parole. However, his freedom is threatened by volatile cellmate Dee (played by Tom Blythe). To balance violence and survival, Taylor must distance himself from the dangerous trade. The film was released on February 20, 2026, in the United Kingdom. Besides the projects mentioned above, David Johnson is deservedly credited for his influential roles in films such as Deep State, Endeavor, Gen Y, and Alien: Romulus.