Thunderbolts Was Once Going to Feature Yet Another Familiar Face

Thunderbolts Was Once Going to Feature Yet Another Familiar Face

Daniel Brühl's Baron Zemo was once part of the ensemble film's cast of Marvel misfits.

THUNDERBOLTS* Writer Talks About Early Version of the Script With Baron Zemo in a Comic Accurate Storyline — GeekTyrant

The Thunderbolts* came out the gate swinging, or shooting, more accurately, and the film provided fans with a solid storyline that featured a lot of action, a lot of heart, and a few surprises. If they had gone completely comic book accurate, Baron Zemo would have had a bigger role in the film, but Marvel Studios has made each superhero movie their own, keeping fans guessing and excited for more in the process.An early draft of the film did incl…

Thunderbolts Was Once Going to Feature Yet Another Familiar Face - WorldNL Magazine

After memorable turns in Captain America: Civil War and Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Daniel Brühl’s Baron Zemo almost got the call for Marvel’s Thunderbolts. But it wasn’t meant to be for the character, who started out as a big bad but became more sympathetic the longer he hung around the MCU—which does sound kind of perfect for the misfit team-up movie. He also has quite a few ties to the Thunderbolts in the comics. Speakin…

Box office: 'Thunderbolts*' takes top spot, 'Tinā' opens to $535K - IF Magazine

'Thunderbolts*' easily cleared no. 1 at the box office last weekend, and while its $4.7 million opening was relatively underwhelming by Marvel standards, exhibitors predict the film should have legs. The post Box office: ‘Thunderbolts*’ takes top spot, ‘Tinā’ opens to $535K appeared first on IF Magazine.