As the two seemingly separate universes continue to merge, Rosario Dawson is addressing her possible Daredevil: Born Again return.
Starring Charlie Cox as the titular character, Daredevil centered on blind superhero/lawyer Matt Murdock and was one of the most popular Netflix Marvel shows, running on for three seasons from 2015 to 2018, until it was canceled by the streaming service.
However, Netflix and Marvel’s statements at the time left room for the character to appear in future Marvel projects, and sure enough, he appeared in a Spider-Man: No Way Home cameo.
Following Cox’s reprisal of the role, it was announced earlier this year that Daredevil will be revived for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in an 18-episode run called Daredevil: Born Again.
Daredevil: Born Again will bring Cox back as Matt and also feature Vincent D’Onofrio as his acclaimed villain Wilson Fisk, also known as Kingpin. With the new show is still a long way off, it’s unknown if other key Daredevil players will reprise their roles in the series, including Matt’s legal partners Foggy Nelson and Karen Page.
Fans have specifically been wondering whether Rosario Dawson will return as fan-favorite character Claire Temple, a nurse who tends to Matt as well as the other Defenders in the Netflix Marvel shows, and now the actor herself is offering her thoughts on coming back.
While speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Rosario Dawson opened up about her potential Daredevil: Born Again return, seemingly teasing the sun hasn’t set for Claire.
She pointed to the casting of Cox and D’Onofrio in the Disney+ show as confirmation that the entirety of the series is now canon in the MCU, setting the stage for her return as Claire.
See her full response to whether or not the character may appear in the reboot below:
“Oh yeah. For sure. You don’t even see her in that last “tell Claire to go home” moment on Luke Cage. So what is that? You know it’s terrible. So, yeah, I’d be super curious, but I’m just so stoked for everybody, though. It’s been a long time coming.”
“I was really excited to know that all of our shows are actually part of the MCU now, with Charlie [Cox] and Vincent [D’Onofrio] coming over into these different projects now. So, yeah, 18 episodes [of Daredevil: Born Again]? I’m there! Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, they know where I am.”
Unlike prior comments, in which she played coy about the possibility, Dawson’s new discussion seems to be far more firm in assuring her interest in making a Daredevil: Born Again return.
Since making her introduction in the original Netflix show, Claire became a key player in the streamer’s Marvel universe, appearing across every show, except for Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher, for which she is eager to get the opportunity to do so in a potential MCU continuation.
With little known about Daredevil: Born Again’s plot at this time, it’s possible that Claire may have no reason to appear, though her interest in returning could see Marvel seek to take advantage of her and audiences’ love for the character.
It’s an exciting time to be a Daredevil fan, since the character is set to appear in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law and Echo following his MCU return in Spider-Man: No Way Home. The hero’s involvement in the MCU as of now continues to be set firmly in the Disney+ television series side, so it remains to be seen whether Daredevil: Born Again will have any bearing on future Marvel movies.
As for the other Netflix Marvel shows, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Punisher and The Defenders (which Cox also starred in as Daredevil), fans have wondered whether those characters will be brought into the fold since the shows moved to Disney+ in March.
Though nothing has been announced, Daredevil: Born Again may offer an exciting opportunity to bring Claire Temple and other Netflix Marvel characters into the MCU when the series premieres in 2024.
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Andrew Lincoln is the name most commonly associated with AMC’s The Walking Dead. The actor, also known for his work in the film Love Actually, the Strike Back series, and the TV movie Old Vic in Camera: A Christmas Carol has played the main character Rick Grimes for 9 of the 11 seasons of the walker (zombie) apocalypse series.
His absence has left a hole in the popular series that hasn’t quite been filled regardless of which characters took leadership roles or plots that followed his departure. Thankfully Lincoln will be returning to The Walking Dead Universe in a spinoff with Danai Gurira, who also left the show in season 10.
Together they will be reprising their roles as the power couple Rick and Michonne, the king and queen of the apocalypse. While fans are overjoyed to see his return in the currently unnamed Rick and Michonne spinoff, the talented actor hasn’t shied away from the horror genre.
In fact, fans will be able to see Lincoln’s stellar acting capabilities once again in the upcoming Netflix series Cabinet of Curiosities. Created by the brilliant Guillermo del Toro, the eight-episode series might just be the type of show to truly embody the thrills and chills of spooky season.
What role will Andrew Lincoln play in Cabinet of Curiosities?
Don’t believe us? You can watch the official teaser trailer here:
Joining Lincoln in the cast are the likes of talented individuals such as Rupert Grint, Nia Vardalos, Ben Barnes, DJ Qualls and F. Murray Abraham. Just what kind of scary stories does del Toro have in store for his impatient fans and viewers?
Which role do you think Lincoln will be playing, hero, villain, or someone else entirely? Cabinet of Curiosities airs on Netflix October 25.
Will you be watching Cabinet of Curiosities? Share your thoughts about the upcoming series in the comments below!
Say it ain’t so! That’s the general consensus from Outer Banks fans after the show’s lead Chase Stokes took to Instagram to debut a new hairstyle that has left his fans shocked and devastated.
In a new Instagram photo dump, Stokes celebrated 30 with a series of photos including one shot that showcased his new haircut which has left fans speechless. Gone are Stokes’ signature long and wavy locks, as the actor is now rocking a high and tight new do.
Stokes definitely has no problem pulling off the look and still looks amazing, the new style has caught fans by surprise as Stokes has long been known for his long hair which is a signature to John B’s look in Outer Banks.
“You literally just shocked the whole world,” commented one fan summing up the effect Stokes’ new look has had on his fans. “We weren’t ready for that, Chase,” echoed another.
Why did Chase Stokes cut his hair? (2022)
So what exactly inspired Chase Stokes to cut off his signature locks leading to his new look? While Stokes has not directly commented on the new look, it appears his haircut is connected to his upcoming role in the new film Valiant One.
In the film, Stokes is set to star as a member of a group of U.S. Army non-combat tech soldiers who must band together to protect a civilian tech specialist and find a way out of North Korea after their helicopter crashes on the North Korean side of the Korean Demilitarized Zone.
While little is known about Stokes’ character, the fact that he’s a member of the military seems to suggest that Stokes cut his hair for the role.
The new hairstyle Stokes is rocking in the above Instagram photo matches up with the signature high and tight style members of the military have been known to rock.
Chris Evans shares what his first reaction was to seeing Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe in Blonde. Although de Armas has been acting since she was a teenager, it wasn’t until her roles in films like Blade Runner 2049 and Knives Out that the star became well-known to American audiences.
Knives Out saw de Armas take on the role of Marta Cabrera, a nurse who becomes embroiled in a complex murder mystery plot alongside Evans’ nefarious character, Ransom. De Armas later collaborated with Evans again on this summer’s The Gray Man, an action thriller from Netflix in which she played a supporting role.
After a fan-favorite turn in No Time to Die, de Armas is next slated to appear in Blonde, a fictionalized account of the life and death of 1950s icon Marilyn Monroe. The film, which is written and directed by Andrew Dominik, is based on a book of the same name by author Joyce Carol Oates.
The first trailer for Blonde has already shown off de Armas’ impressive transformation into the late starlet, with the actor boasting a noticeable physical transformation and accent.
The NC-17-rated Blonde earned a 14-minute standing ovation at its Venice Film Festival premiere but relatively mixed reviews from critics. Most agreed, however, that de Armas’ performance is particularly impressive.
In a new interview with Variety, Evans recalls his first reaction to seeing de Armas’ camera test as Monroe in Blonde. Speaking more generally, Evans says that he thinks Blonde was “incredibly demanding” for his Knives Out co-star and that he remembers de Armas being very excited about the role. Check out Evans’ full comment below:
“I think this was one of the first opportunities she had to really sink her teeth into something incredibly demanding. I didn’t see one bit of fear; I saw excitement. I remember looking at [her camera test] and saying, ‘OK, that’s Marilyn … where’s your shot? That’s you? Holy s–t! You’re going to win an Oscar for this!’”
Could Ana de Armas Win An Oscar For Playing Marilyn Monroe?
Although de Armas is now a very well-known actor in Hollywood, Blonde marks the actor’s first major transformation for a leading role.
Trailers for the film have already shown off just how immersed de Armas became in the world of Monroe and, as has been seen with a number of films in the past, the Academy Awards does have a penchant for recognizing actors who undergo significant transformations, especially when it comes to embodying iconic historical figures.
While reviews for Blonde may be mixed overall, Evans’ suggestion that de Armas could be a contender for Best Actress is certainly not without precedent.
It remains to be seen how Blonde will fair with general audiences upon its release on Netflix, but if early reviews are any indication, de Armas’ performance alone will be reason enough for many viewers to seek the film out.
Despite glowing reviews for de Armas’ performance, however, Blonde’s graphic subject matter and NC-17 rating could deter at least some audiences. However, it’s unclear if the controversial rating will have any impact on her Oscar chances.
Thankfully, fans of de Armas now have less than a week to wait before Blonde releases on Netflix and they can see whether Evans’ glowing endorsement rings true.