After more than a decade of appearing or being a co-player in Marvel movies, it’s time for Nick Fury to lead his own MCU storyline. Samuel L. Jackson will lead the upcoming Disney+ series secret invasionWhich will be the first time we’ve seen the character since then Spider-Man: Far From Home. However, some new information has emerged from Jackson himself revealing a surprising method secret invasion Fury will explore in a surprising way, namely by delving into one of the MCU’s darkest periods.
Samuel L Jackson stopped by EWPodcast awards to talk about a variety of topics, including his work secret invasion. Here’s what the actor had to say about how the show explored Nick Fury’s characterization:
There are things I didn’t really know about Nick Fury that I just discovered, and that is that the minds behind what happened during Blip are amazing. This is part of what we discover when we do this series now. Where Nick Fury is, or the development of his story or the transmission of his story, we might shut it down or we might move it. Kind of hard to tell, but give me a chance to explore something other than Nick Fury’s conscience. I had a great time doing this, and I look forward to people sharing that aspect of his personality when this series happens.
Like we’ve learned that we’ll see Nick Fury go unnoticed at some point in the process secret invasionRunning the show wasn’t weird enough, and now Samuel L. Jackson has casually revealed that the show will become available to Disney+ subscribers on a yet-to-be-disclosed date. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige confirmed at Disney’s show in advance secret invasion It will explore events that occurred during Blip’s tenure, though it doesn’t look like the series will be set entirely at that point in the MCU timeline. Regardless, this is an unusual move considering that in Avengers: Infinity War A post-credits scene, we see Fury turned to dust by a snap Thanos. The same thing happened to Maria Hill from Cobie Smulder, who is also back secret invasion.
What exactly is going on here then? Well, let’s remember that first in Spider-Man: Far From HomeIn the main story, Nick Fury that we followed was actually Ben Mendelssohn’s Talos disguised as Fury, and Talos’ wife Soren (played by Sharon Blaine) disguised as Maria Hill, all while the real Fury was suspended in a Skrull spaceship. Since Mendelssohn will re-enact Talos in secret invasion, two ideas for this Blip time period scan come to mind. First, Nick Fury that we saw dust Avengers: Infinity War It was Talos in fact, and the True Rage was still active in the five years between Thanos annihilating half of life in the universe and the Hulk canceling that genocide using the Infinity Stones retrieved from Time Stealing. Second, Fury has already been dusted off, and Talos is starting to impersonate him during Blip.
Considering our earlier look at Samuel L. A real rage used to call Captain Marvel before he turned to dust. With Fury gone and Talos still alive in this scenario, it’s easy enough for Skrull to pretend to be Fury and continue his old ally’s spy business. However, if option #1 happens, it will definitely be interesting to see how Fury navigates a world dealing with the fallout from Thanos’ actions.
Along with his prominent role in secret invasionSamuel L. Jackson is set to reprise Nick Fury in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania And marvels, which are now dated February 17, 2023 and July 28, 2023, respectively. Jackson, Cobie Smulders and Ben Mendelsohn secret invasion Notable personalities include Martin Freeman and Don Cheadle who remake Everett K. Ross and James Rhodes / War Machine, respectively, as well as Kingsley Ben Adair, Olivia Colman, Emilyar Clarke, Killian Scott, Christopher MacDonald, Carmen Ejogo, and Dermot Mulroney. When more updates on this series are about Skrulls infiltrating all aspects of life on Earth (just like the original secret invasion story), will be passed on by CinemaBlend.
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