This week will be
the first week with new Marvel Cinematic Universe content
since July 2019, ending the longest stretch without content from this franchise in over a decade. The wait will all come to a satisfying end with the debut of
WandaVision
, which will be not only the first project of the MCU’s Phase 4, but also Marvel Studios’ first expansion into storytelling via the Disney+ streaming service.
With less than a week until the show premieres, promotional material is coming from every outlet hyping this series, with new TV spots and cast interviews seemingly every day. The last two weeks have also brought two full clips from the show’s debut episodes,
which tease Wanda and Vision’s home life
in two different decades of TV sitcom history.
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While the main core cast has been known for a while now, there are still a few smaller roles
that continue to find their way into the light
in recent days. A new casting has been confirmed by the very star who will be involved in the role.
NEWS
In a new post on her personal Twitter account, Emma Caulfield confirmed that she will be in the cast of Marvel Studios'
WandaVision
on Disney+. Her role has not been disclosed at this time.
Caulfield’s full post can be below, in which she made her casting announcement:
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“Thrilled I can FINALLY announce I am part of this amazing cast! Been keeping the secret for a while now and I’m not good with secrets, whew!”
I know things are crazy but I’m happy to share this! #WandaVision @disneyplus @MarvelStudios @ArmadaPartners @Marvel @CreativePRinc #marvelstudios pic.twitter.com/lbo1bQVote
WHAT THIS MEANS
There are no signs pointing to who Caulfield will play in
WandaVision
, nor are there any indications to how many episodes she will appear in. Regardless, she should provide another excellent character portrayal alongside the all-star cast of MCU regulars and newcomers alike.
Caulfield is best known for appearing in 85 episodes of Joss Whedon’s cult classic
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
from 1998 to 2003, which should set her up perfectly for the craziness set to come in
WandaVision
no matter what role she plays. Her other credits include roles in classic TV hits like
General Hospital
as well as more fantastical shows like
Once Upon a Time
and
Supergirl
.
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Marvel Studios is clearly going for top tier talent to fill out the casts of their Disney+ shows right from the get-go, and it will be interesting to see if more names come to the forefront alongside
Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany
in
WandaVision
. With only a few days left until the franchise’s time on Disney+ begins, all eyes will be on the MCU once again in short order.
WandaVision
will premiere its first two episodes
on Disney+ on Friday, January 15.
This week will be
the first week with new Marvel Cinematic Universe content
since July 2019, ending the longest stretch without content from this franchise in over a decade. The wait will all come to a satisfying end with the debut of
WandaVision
, which will be not only the first project of the MCU’s Phase 4, but also Marvel Studios’ first expansion into storytelling via the Disney+ streaming service.
With less than a week until the show premieres, promotional material is coming from every outlet hyping this series, with new TV spots and cast interviews seemingly every day. The last two weeks have also brought two full clips from the show’s debut episodes,
which tease Wanda and Vision’s home life
in two different decades of TV sitcom history.
ADVERTISEMENT
While the main core cast has been known for a while now, there are still a few smaller roles
that continue to find their way into the light
in recent days. A new casting has been confirmed by the very star who will be involved in the role.
NEWS
In a new post on her personal Twitter account, Emma Caulfield confirmed that she will be in the cast of Marvel Studios'
WandaVision
on Disney+. Her role has not been disclosed at this time.
Caulfield’s full post can be below, in which she made her casting announcement:
I know things are crazy but I’m happy to share this! #WandaVision @disneyplus @MarvelStudios @ArmadaPartners @Marvel @CreativePRinc #marvelstudios pic.twitter.com/lbo1bQVote
“Thrilled I can FINALLY announce I am part of this amazing cast! Been keeping the secret for a while now and I’m not good with secrets, whew!”
WHAT THIS MEANS
There are no signs pointing to who Caulfield will play in
WandaVision
, nor are there any indications to how many episodes she will appear in. Regardless, she should provide another excellent character portrayal alongside the all-star cast of MCU regulars and newcomers alike.
Caulfield is best known for appearing in 85 episodes of Joss Whedon’s cult classic
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
from 1998 to 2003, which should set her up perfectly for the craziness set to come in
WandaVision
no matter what role she plays. Her other credits include roles in classic TV hits like
General Hospital
as well as more fantastical shows like
Once Upon a Time
and
Supergirl
.
Marvel Studios is clearly going for top tier talent to fill out the casts of their Disney+ shows right from the get-go, and it will be interesting to see if more names come to the forefront alongside
Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany
in
WandaVision
. With only a few days left until the franchise’s time on Disney+ begins, all eyes will be on the MCU once again in short order.
WandaVision
will premiere its first two episodes
on Disney+ on Friday, January 15.
