The “Fantastic Four” are one of the most anticipated bands in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) along with the “X-Men”. Although the production is far from the beginning and the cast is undefined, at least one character may have already found its actor: Tom Ellis, star of the series “Lucifer”, is quoted to play the scientist Reed Richards, the elastic man.
According to information from Marvel news expert Murphy’s Multiverse website, in addition to Tom Ellis, actors Maddie Hasson and Michal Provost are also rumored to play the roles of Sue Storm and Johnny Storm, respectively. Jason Biggs, the Jim in the famous “American Pie” movie, auditioned to play Ben Grimm, but the result is still unknown. Marvel hasn’t confirmed anyone for the Fantastic Four movie yet.
It is worth mentioning that a version (or variant) of Reed Richards has already appeared in the MCU. At that time, the portrayal of the character was John Krasinski, known to be Jim in “The Office”. Fans liked the actor’s performance and many asked for his continuation, but given his end in the film “Dr. Stranger in the Multiverse of Madness ”, this is unlikely.
Harrison Ford is recruited by Marvel and will make his MCU debut
Harrison Ford and the major franchises seem to be a perfect match, and Marvel has now recruited the actor to try and repeat this successful formula and incorporate hero films into its vast resume.
The “Star Wars”, “Indiana Jones” and “Blade Runner” star will join the MCU as Thaddeus Ross, a character originally played by William Hurt, who passed away in March of this year. The information was announced live on The Hot Mic With John Rocha and Jeff Sneider podcast and confirmed on Friday (14) by Cutting film.
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