One of television’s most adored personalities, Trevor Noah has been charming the audience with his wit and humour for a while now.
But as it turns out, The Daily Show host, apart from snagging away TV’s primetime spots, has also bagged himself a part in one of the highest-grossing cinematic masterpieces: Black Panther.
Some fans may have not been aware of it as the comedian has remained tight-lipped about his cameo, but Noah plays a crucial part in the Marvel film’s climax.
Some highly observant fans noticed that Noah had been the voice of Shuri’s A.I Griot that is featured quite prominently later in the film.
His uncredited role takes the spotlight when Everett Ross, played by Martin Freeman, helps T’Challa’s side during the battle against Michael B. Jordan’s character of the Killmonger by piloting a Wakandan ship.
The voice of Griot [a term in West Africa for storyteller], assists Ross in taking down the Killmonger’s forces.
This marks the only time the comic has stepped on to the silver screens, taking on a spot on one of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most successful films.
While it remains unconfirmed whether Noah will be returning to the MCU for Black Panther II, fans have kept their fingers crossed.
