Although, of course, the MCU version need not have the same powers (ask Ms. Marvel or the Eternals).
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Although, of course, the MCU version need not have the same powers (ask Ms. Marvel or the Eternals).
Yeah, but his Human Torch wasn't part of the MCU, and Mount was Black Bolt in Multiverse of Madness.
Oh yeah, he's a great actor and I'm sure if Marvel does cast him, he'll be good, he's just not an actor that immediately jumps to mind for Mr. Fantastic.
The second story arc/collection of the first New Avengers series deals with him a lot, the arc is even named after him.
Of course, but that doesn't mean we can't share our first thoughts and opinions on the choices they might be making. And like @Tosk said in the post above mine, they're not infallible and have from time to time made bad choices.
Yeah, but they're still far more likely to make good choices than we are, because it's their actual job that they've trained for. I'm willing to have faith that they know what they're doing. If I don't understand the decisions of someone who does a job I've never learned to do myself, I recognize that the deficiency is far more likely mine than theirs.
As great as Connery had been in the Bond role, Broccoli, et al., felt Bond could be recast, and was not risking the perception of--in the case of Boseman's Black Panther--disrespect of one who--for some--became a the embodiment of black aspiration contrasted against generational adversity. Far different case than a spy role being recast time and again.
Most certainly in the case of Keaton, who remains the worst, wrongheaded act of superhero casting in movie history.
If he ended up being cast, would that be the first instance of them reusing an actor who had already played a different role?
Gemma Chan.
Isn't Michelle Yeoh in Guardians as well as Shang-Chi?
If you count Marvel Television, add Alfre Woodard, Mahershala Ali, Enver Gjokaj, Tony Curran, and several others.
I have a bigger problem with his Bruce Wayne,
Pourquoi?
Keaton's Bruce Wayne was not to my liking. At times it seemed he was playing Clark Kent.
I never got that impression myself
To each his own, but he's routinely cited as delivering the best Bond.
No. For all of his live action adaptations over the decades, he's a character with more bad casting decisions than great.
15 years is a pretty normal age gap nowadays even. It only gets really weird when Sue is depicted as a teenager, or younger..
Like the 1994 movie...
With Pedro and Kirby it works well. She comes across a lot older, especially in her flirtations with Tom Cruise in MI Fallout and Dead Reckoning.
They should get Oppie to be Doom. Now, while he has so much mainstream appeal.
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