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Damn this perfection. Fantastic translation from comic to film. Looks like he just stepped out of the comics.
Maybe Mads is playing Deathwatch? Either that or I could see him as Belasco assuming that Fox don't own him which is possible since his first appearance was in Ka-Zar and he is also a Ghost Rider villain. He could also be Tyrannus. It's also a long shot since he's Asian in the comics but he could be Kaluu.
It's weird since I was almost positive that he was going to be Dormammu. I guess he's going to be saved for the sequel.
That's what I was saying earlier...
And actually, Belasco has links to Avengers Hellcat and Tigra, so there's that bit that would add to MCU universe expansion.
Also, Belasco's origin story is about him dealing with "Elder Gods" to help them re-enter the Earth dimension, which sort of fits the vague description in that article, and could tie him to Dormammu or Shuma Gorath.
Or Nightmare, Mephisto of Chthon. Doctor Strange has a pretty good variety of villains.
Can you imagine if Mads were Doom?
We know that Benedict Cumberbatch plays the titular surgeon-turned-sorcerer in Marvel’s new superhero movie Doctor Strange (out Nov. 4). We also know that Tilda Swinton portrays a mystic called the Ancient One, that Chiwetel Ejiofor is an associate of the Ancient One called Karl Mordo, and — as EW exclusively revealed — that Mads Mikkelsen has been cast as the movie’s main baddie.
As is the case with Mikkelsen’s character, the Marvel producers are not releasing the name of the person portrayed by McAdams. But they are happy to give up a little information about the nature of the role.
“Rachel McAdams plays a fellow surgeon that has a history with Strange and is his sort of lynchpin to his old life, once he steps into he role of a sorcerer,” says Kevin Feige, the producer of Doctor Strange and president of Marvel Studios. “She is someone he connects with at the beginning, and reconnects with, and helps anchor his humanity.”
“Rachel McAdams is sort of [Doctor Strange’s] contemporary in the modern-day New York world, before and after he goes on this crazy journey,” elaborates Doctor Strange executive producer Stephen Broussard. “So, she sees him before, she sees him after. She’s kind of this audience point of view.”
Might McAdams’ character also be a love interest for Strange? Let’s see what Cumberbatch has to say on the matter. “I’m not sure if I’m allowed to say what the interest is,” says the actor. “But if I hit on her more than the Ancient One, put it like that.”
Most Marvel directors don't matter as much.Very nice shots. I love the movie costume, it's not 100% like the comic costume and that's perfectly fine because honestly comic book costume is a little over the top.
I have pretty good faith in Scott Derrickson. Unlike many people, I actually liked The Day The Earth Stood Still.