In a surprising move, Marvel Studios announced that Ralph Inesonknown for his roles in Harry Potter And game of Throneswill interpret Galactus in the long-awaited Fantastic Four reboot. This news marks an important update in the cast which already sees the presence of stars like Pedro Pascal And Vanessa Kirbyand promises a profound revisitation of the famous one devourer of worlds.
The Fantastic Four reboot, directed by Matt Shakman Of WandaVisionrepresents a new stage in the evolution of Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ralph Ineson, with his commanding stage presence and unmistakable voice, was chosen to bring to life one of the most iconic Marvel Comics villains. Galactusfirst introduced in 1966 from Stan Lee and Jack Kirbyis known for its ability to consume entire planets to survive, making it a threat of cosmic proportions.
A New Era for Galactus and the Fantastic Four
Ineson is joined in the cast by prominent figures such as Pedro Pascalwhich will give the face to Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic; Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman; Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the role of Ben Grimm/The Thing; And Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm/Human Torch.
The presence of Julia Garner in the role of Shalla-Bal/Silver Surfer and the addition of actors of the caliber of Paul Walter Hauser And John Malkovich in mysterious roles, further enrich the panorama.
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Director Matt Shakman shared that the approach to storytelling in the new film will be radically different than previous adaptations, drawing heavily from the extensive comic book canon Marvel.
Matt Shakman and the statements on the plot of The Fantastic Four
Although we still don’t know much about the plot of the film, Matt Shakman talked about some choices made in writing the film. In 2023, the director stated:
It’s different in so many ways. I wish I could be specific. I wish I could say more. But we’re doing things very differently story-wise and in our directorial approach, which really fits the source material a lot.
I wish I could say more. Really, but I can’t. But I think it’s going to be something we’ve never seen, and certainly something you’ve never seen in Marvel.
As regards the works and the fact of the strikesMatt Shakman said:
We worked tirelessly. Despite the strikes, yes, we worked with effects and production design, building our world, and it was incredibly exciting.
How can you translate those skills (from the comics, ed.) into a film with real actors in a dynamic way? Because some things that work very well in the works of John Byrne and Jack Kirby are slightly harder to do in a film.
How do you make sure things are exciting but also grounded in the science aspect, which is part of the Fantastic Four that I love?
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