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01-31-2018, 08:55 PM
https://screenrant.com/marvel-tv-casting-decisions-incredible-terrible/
We all know by now that the main actors in the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies are impeccably well-cast. It’s impossible to imagine anyone other than Robert Downey Jr. playing Tony Stark, and Chris Evans seems like he was destined to play Captain America.
Meanwhile, even Spider-Man — a hero that has seemed doomed to be rebooted every few years — has found an actor in Tom Holland who’s believable as both Peter Parker and Spider-Man.
On the small screen side of the MCU, though, the casting is a little more hit-or-miss. There have been some incredible casting decisions that have helped the MCU thrive on TV screens across the country. Those actors embodied their characters just as much as RDJ or Chris Evans, and helped to bring them to life for audiences who may have never read the comics.
On the other hand, there were some Marvel TV casting decisions that left us scratching our heads after we’d seen the final product. While most of the problems with Marvel properties usually end up being issues with the screenwriting or direction, sometimes an actor just isn’t the right fit for a role.
We’re taking a look at the best and worst casting decisions that the MCU has made with the 8 Incredible Marvel TV Casting Decisions (And 7 Terrible Ones).
We all know by now that the main actors in the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies are impeccably well-cast. It’s impossible to imagine anyone other than Robert Downey Jr. playing Tony Stark, and Chris Evans seems like he was destined to play Captain America.
Meanwhile, even Spider-Man — a hero that has seemed doomed to be rebooted every few years — has found an actor in Tom Holland who’s believable as both Peter Parker and Spider-Man.
On the small screen side of the MCU, though, the casting is a little more hit-or-miss. There have been some incredible casting decisions that have helped the MCU thrive on TV screens across the country. Those actors embodied their characters just as much as RDJ or Chris Evans, and helped to bring them to life for audiences who may have never read the comics.
On the other hand, there were some Marvel TV casting decisions that left us scratching our heads after we’d seen the final product. While most of the problems with Marvel properties usually end up being issues with the screenwriting or direction, sometimes an actor just isn’t the right fit for a role.
We’re taking a look at the best and worst casting decisions that the MCU has made with the 8 Incredible Marvel TV Casting Decisions (And 7 Terrible Ones).