The rebooted "Fantastic Four" will highlight another on-screen character behind the veil of 'Doctor Doom'. Toby Kebbell makes the troublemaker all the more forcing and frightening, if that is even imaginable. He has uncovered that he might want to cause that same measure of fear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
According to Cinema Blend, Kebbell said that he needs to be a piece of MCU so hopefully he can clash with one of the Avengers. So who is this character he has been aching to beat?
Toby Kebbell's statement as quoted by Cinema Blend. He says "You know he destroys Thor. He punches up all those people. I don't know what the political... I can't get into this. You're going to write this, and I'm going to get destroyed. They're going to sue me, but look: can someone at Marvel and someone at Fox talk, and with Doom, just lend him out, like football? You can have him for the World Cup, that's it! Then just let me go - let me go and destroy Thor, for goodness sake. I'd love to work with those boys."
As reported by Christianity Daily news, the rebooted "Fantastic Four" is headed by Josh Trank,. The casts include Miles Teller as Reed Richards or Mr. Incredible, Kate Mara as Sue Storm or The Invisible Woman, Michael B. Jordan as Johnny Storm or The Human Torch, and Jamie Bell as Ben Grimm of The Thing.
Trank truly had a difficult, but not impossible task ahead when he chose to coordinate the superhero motion picture, particularly since individuals have solid perspectives about the establishment and are exceptionally doubtful of progress. He demanded that individuals can't continue setting aside a few minutes and expect monstrous results, so he committed to a conviction-based move.
From Trank's discussion with LA Times, he stated, "I knew it was going to get ugly, but I think maybe there's a part of me that needs adversity from the rest of the world in order to feel motivated to want to prove people wrong."
Maker Simon Kinberg, who has taken a shot at a few "X-Men" movies concurred with him, and communicated trust in Trank's work and vision. Trank let him know that they ought to take a shot at conveying the unforeseen, and Kinberg appreciated his courage and innovativeness.
"What hooked me was Josh's idea of what the honest reaction would be if you suddenly didn't have control over your body anymore - if you were uncontrollably on fire or invisible or you were a rock creature," Kinberg said. "That just seemed so original in a genre that it's hard to be original in." Kinberg's statements as quoted by the Christianity Daily news.
The rebooted "Fantastic Four" is an action-packed superhero movie. The film will hit the big screen on August 7, 2015. Sit back, watch and enjoy the full trailer now.
