Actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach is making waves as he prepares to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe, taking on the role of the Thing in the highly anticipated film The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Recently, he shared insights into the intriguing possibility of Robert Downey Jr. reprising his role as Doctor Doom, one of the most formidable villains in Marvel history, in this exciting new installment.
Bachrach’s portrayal of the Thing brings a fresh perspective to the beloved character in the Fantastic Four franchise. While Robert Downey Jr. is widely recognized for his iconic role as Iron Man, news broke in 2024 about his return to the Marvel universe as the notorious Doctor Doom, a character synonymous with his intense rivalry against the Fantastic Four. This connection heightens anticipation for the upcoming film.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach Keeps Fans Guessing About Doctor Doom?s Involvement in The Fantastic Four
In a recent guest appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s talk show, the talented actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach engaged in a playful yet coy exchange regarding his upcoming film, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. During the lively conversation, Kimmel pressed Bachrach for exclusive details about the movie, but the actor skillfully deflected the inquiries, maintaining an air of mystery that keeps fans eagerly speculating.
When Kimmel inquired about the chemistry between Bachrach and Robert Downey Jr. during filming, the actor responded with humor rather than a direct answer, jokingly claiming, ?Yeah, we live together. Yeah, he asked me to move in.? This lighthearted banter not only entertained the audience but also added an element of intrigue to their potential collaboration.
Kimmel continued to probe, asking whether Robert Downey Jr. would appear in the film or perhaps make a cameo at the end of The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Again, Bachrach remained tight-lipped, saying, ?It?s not going to happen. I?ve been through rigorous media training.? He did, however, share that he has previewed some impressive renderings of the Thing, mentioning that Andy Serkis? studio, The Imaginarium, is contributing significantly to the project.
Previously, during an appearance on Kimmel?s show in February 2024, Bachrach revealed fascinating details about the motion capture technology being utilized for his character, the Thing. He noted, ?In the past, I think they?ve done a suit. Michael Chiklis wore a suit that apparently was really uncomfortable, and it?s kind of? we?re past that. It?s a little kind of cosplay, kind of amateur that kind of stuff now with the technology we have.? This insight showcases the evolution of special effects in the film industry, promising a more immersive experience for audiences.
Originally reported by Ishita Verma on SuperHeroHype.
