[Séries Marvel Diversas] Loki, Feiticeira e mais!

Segundo o Bleeding Cool, os Defensores - a equipe que ganhará série na Netflix depois que seus integrantes Demolidor, Jessica Jones, Punho de Ferro e Luke Cage tiverem exibidas suas séries solo - podem aparecer em Vingadores 3 e 4. Em seguida, o Latino Review  confirmou que os atores de TV da Marvel têm uma cláusula de contrato que permitem que eles apareçam nos filmes do Marvel Studio.

O LR diz ainda que a ideia da empresa, ao assinar contrato de cinco ou seis anos com seus atores de séries como Agents of SHIELD e as produções da Netflix, é mesmo levar esses personagens às telonas. Já a via contrária - a possibilidade de os principais Vingadores aparecerem com frequência na TV - fica mais difícil porque o contrato de cinema, mais dispendioso no caso dos astros, não inclui cláusula similar.

MARVEL IS INTERESTED" IN TALKING WITH RYAN PHILLIPE FOR A NETFLIX ROLE



Ryan Phillippe may soon join the ranks of Marvel's heroes -- or villains.

In an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show" earlier today, the actor revealed that he has been talking with Netflix and Marvel about joining the cast of one of the five series being produced as part of their deal. While he wasn't ready to spill what character he may be in line to portray, he was direct, if brief, in announcing that he's been speaking with the studio about heading to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in an undisclosed role.

"I'm meeting with -- Marvel is interested in talking about, like Netflix, a series, possibly -- the 'Daredevil' series is great," Phillipe told Stern. The host then shifted the conversation to revisit Phillippe's previous brush with a superhero role, when he was in talks to play Harvey Dent in Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight Trilogy."

Of the four primary series ("Daredevil," "A.K.A. Jessica Jones," "Luke Cage" and "Iron Fist"), only "Iron Fist" lacks a lead actor. In addition to "Daredevil's" Charlie Cox, Krysten Ritter and Mike Colter have been cast as Jessica Jones and Luke Cage. Considering that Iron Fist is depicted as a bit of a blond playboy in the comics, it's not far-fetched to imagine Phillippe in the role. It's also possible that the actor is in talks to star as a supporting character or a still un-revealed role in the team-up mini-series, "The Defenders."

Smith escreveu:Contanto que ele não seja o Justiceiro, pode ser uma boa contratação.

the actor revealed that he has been talking with Netflix and Marvel about joining the cast of one of the five series being produced as part of their deal.

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SECRET WARRIORS Coming To AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. ... And CIVIL WAR?

In a recent interview with HeyUGuys, Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. actor Clark Gregg teased some interesting tidbits for the show's third season, including name-dropping Secret Warriors and mentioning S.H.I.E.L.D.'s involvement in Captain America: Civil War.

"The rogue element of the Inhumans has been more or less defeated and it seems like Coulson's trying to bring his beloved Skye, who is more or less fully realized as Quake, into a new super secret team of powered agents, which very much sounds like something I know from the comics as Secret Warriors, which is very exciting," Gregg said. "it's kind of a rogue, quiet part of S.H.I.E.L.D. that gets very involved in some of the goings-on that happen around Civil War, which is the Captain America 3 film that's shooting right now, which is truly a great chapter in Marvel Comics."

Marvel fans have speculated for some time what the catalyst for the events of the Civil War movie adaptation will be. The death of the New Warriors initated the moral conflict in the comic book, but since there's no such team in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, would Marvel really up the ante on the TV-feature film crossover and have a green S.H.I.E.L.D. team of Secret Warriors stand in for the New Warriors and be the super-team that gets massacred on live television, jumpstarting the storyline?

Gregg said the changes coming to S.H.I.E.L.D. could be as momentous as the destruction of the original organization in the wake of Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

"The question is: Will it make Fury reassume the directorship of S.H.I.E.L.D.? If not, will somebody else?" Gregg poses. "It's really interesting what S.H.I.E.L.D. will become now, and if it ever will become this giant organization under the World Council or if it'll be a bunch of different splinter groups. I don't know."