Avengers Doomsday Cast Slipping Up During Interviews

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AI GeneratedThis video explores the anticipation and secrecy surrounding *Avengers: Doomsday*, featuring interviews with cast and crew. While many actors deflect questions to protect plot secrets, others provide glimpses into the film's massive scale, the return of legacy X-Men characters, and the production timeline, highlighting the tension between corporate confidentiality and fan excitement.
The Avengers Doomsday cast is deep in production, and they're all doing the Marvel dance.
Say everything while revealing absolutely nothing. Let's see who's the best at dodging
questions and who's dropping actual bombs. Haley Atwell. So Haley Atwell just had what
might be the most chaotic interview moment I've seen in a while. The interviewer brings
up rumors about her filming a Marvel movie right now, and Haley's entire composure just vanishes.
I definitely have to ask you, there's rumors, I'm not sure if you're in it or not,
that you might be filming some Marvel movie right now.
Really? What? Who? On Reddit? Like who's doing that? Who's saying that?
The way she immediately goes into panic and then tries to blame it on Reddit,
that's not how you deny something, Rebecca Romine. All right,
Rebecca Romine is up next, and this interview is pure chaos.
You, I think, probably just came back from the set of Doomsday.
Yes.
Are you done shooting your scenes?
Not quite sure. The script hasn't, they haven't finished writing.
Rebecca looks like someone who just realized they said way too much and is trying to backtrack
in real time. James Marsden. James Marsden is not playing coy. He's fully embracing
his Cyclops return and he's pumped. Did you ever think you'd be back 20 years later?
I thought there was a chance, but I think once 10 years passed and then 20 years passed,
it was like, well, that was a nice idea. But now, you know, I guess they're just waiting
for us all to get a little gray in the hair and long in the tooth to bring us back, so.
James out here roasting himself and Marvel simultaneously, but you can tell the excitement
is genuine. After two decades, he's back as the leader of the X-Men, Alan Cumming.
Alan Cumming is back as Nightcrawler, and honestly, this man is hilarious and unbothered.
The interviewer tries to get anything out of him about the storyline, and Alan is not budging.
X-Men film. Like, I'm playing Nightcrawler again now. I was just working with these,
I'm learning stunts yesterday for the fight some fight scene, and I just think I'm 60 years old.
23 years ago, I played that superhero. I was kind of old for the superhero even then,
and now I'm back doing it, and I just, that to me is hilarious. And I'm sort of learning these
fights. I'm like, what? Who am I fighting with? I said, you're fighting, you're hitting Pedro
Pascal against the head or something. Do we know anything about the storyline yet?
Yes. Anything we can say?
No.
Fair enough. Hard to ask.
Well, I've read the answers.
Hugh Jackman. Hugh Jackman gets asked about the Doomsday Rumors, and his response is
absolutely perfect. You can tell he's been handling questions like this for years.
Deadpool and Wolverine are now part of the MCU, right? There are rumors you're going to appear
in Avengers Doomsday in 2026. I'm just, that's word on the curb. I know you can't say much,
but can you say something?
I really can't say much, except when you say appear, more like dominate and destroy
every other character. I'm kidding. No, I really have nothing to add, and if I did,
I would find a really cool way to not say it, but I...
Chris Evans. Chris Evans is sitting this one out, and honestly, you can hear the FOMO in his voice.
The interviewer asks how many times he's been asked about Steve Rogers today,
and Chris admits it hasn't really come up.
Over and over on how many times you've been asked about Steve Rogers today.
You know what? It hasn't really happened. You might be the first.
You are.
Well, you're so sweet.
Chris, I know you're not going to confirm or deny anything with Avengers related,
but I will ask, obviously, Downey's coming back, the Rusevs are coming back.
As friends outside of, you know, as colleagues, have you talked to them since they
since they signed the dotted line?
Yeah, I talk to them all the time. It's where Pedro is right now. I mean,
it's sad to be away. It's sad to not be back with the band.
Steve Rogers got his perfect ending,
but Chris Evans might be feeling left out of the biggest MCU reunion in years.
Anthony Mackie. Anthony Mackie sits down to talk about Avengers Doomsday,
and right away, the interviewer asks him about that old Marvel feel he mentioned before.
Well, you know, I mean, when you look at the Marvel characters in the universe that we've
created, there's a idealistic nature of the type of story you want and the type of feel you want
coming from those films. I feel like, and I've said it before and I'll say it again,
that last moment in Endgame was probably one of the most poignantly realistic moments in film history.
As the new Captain America, he's carrying the legacy of what Marvel built with those
original films. You can tell he takes that responsibility pretty seriously. Charlie Cox.
Moving over to Charlie Cox, and honestly,
this man gives the cleanest answer out of everyone we're going to see today.
Charlie doesn't hesitate for a second.
Marvel is, of course, known for their crossovers. Can we expect any fun cameos this season?
Yeah. Yeah.
An easy, an easy answer there. What about Avengers Doomsday? Any chance we could see you there?
Not me. I'm excited to see it, but I'm not, I'm not involved in that.
This is Marvel we're talking about. The same studio that had Andrew Garfield doing full
press tours denying he was in No Way Home while he was literally already filmed. So yeah,
Charlie sounds convincing, but I'm keeping my expectations flexible on this one. Channing
Tatum. Channing Tatum is out here saying fans aren't ready for what's coming, and that's a bold
claim. And I look over and I'm like, oh, it's that boy, it's Blade, it's that lecturer, it's
everybody. And I'm freaking out inside. I'm fully freaking out. And it's the exact same way on
Avengers. You just can't understand what this is going to be yet. It's, it's going to melt.
Anybody that has loved these things, like growing up, it's going to melt your brain.
It's going to be the biggest thing that they've ever done. Like that is for sure.
Channing literally living out his childhood dreams on set, fanboying over everyone. Meanwhile,
the interviewer is there trying to squeeze deeper answers out of this man, Kelsey Grammer. Kelsey
Grammer is back as Beast, and you can tell how much this character means to him. He opens up
about getting to work with people he never really shared scenes with before. But it was fun to
You can hear how much he loves this role. He's already asking to play Beast again before this
movie even drops. Then he gets asked who he was most excited to work with.
You mentioned that it was really cool for you to work with people you hadn't worked with before.
Who were you most geeked out to meet to interact with? Well, you know, Thor and
a little Chris Hemsworth guys. You know, I'm a big fan of Robert Downey Jr. I love him.
Kelsey almost spills details about scenes with our DJ and Pedro Pascal before catching himself.
The sort of sharing a scene is doing a lot of heavy lifting there. Pedro Pascal, Pedro Pascal
and the Fantastic Four cast sit down for an interview, and things get playful real quick.
The conversation turns to potential love triangles in Doomsday,
and Pedro's staying quiet while everyone else teases him.
He's not confirming or denying anything. He's just sitting back
and letting the fans play detective while he quietly enjoys the chaos.
Chris Hemsworth. Chris Hemsworth gives us a glimpse into what filming looks like in London,
and honestly, it's kind of wholesome. You're simultaneously filming Doomsday
here, of course. What does an Avengers play date look like for you in London?
We're just working at the moment. We're just kind of nose to the grindstone and making a
great movie. And I'll say it's fantastic to be back together with a lot of the old cast
and a lot of new cast and kind of feel like one of the elders now. And I remember 10 years ago,
I was kind of looking around going, oh, wow, what am I doing? And all of a sudden, I'm sort of
a teacher now. I don't know about a teacher, but I'm sort of I'm older, that's for sure.
Chris went from being the new guy wondering what he was doing to being one of the elders on set.
Time really does fly when you've been playing Thor for over a decade. Joe and Anthony Russo.
The Russo brothers sit down to confirm some details about production, and right off the bat,
they're being asked where and when they're filming.
Where and when are you filming? We are in London. We're there now.
We're working away. We roll cameras sometime in April, and that's on the first one,
and then the second one will be shortly behind that. If I were a betting man,
I would say the first one is two and a half and the second one.
The Russos are not playing around with leaks. Also, 2.5 hours for Doomsday and three hours
for Secret Wars. We're eating good. Sebastian Stan. Sebastian Stan talks about when he's
heading to set and what it means to work with Robert Downey Jr. again, this time as the villain.
Should be interesting. Robert Downey Jr. I just think he's one of our greatest actors that we
have right now. Just watching him consistently reinvent himself and then reinvent these
characters and this new take and what he's going to do here, it's going to be quite interesting.
I think the most exciting thing is Robert Downey Jr., one of the greatest
coming back, and he's definitely going to have something in store for everybody.
Sebastian hyping RDJ's talent for reinventing himself and his characters is great, but
let's not forget, Bucky and Tony have serious history. The Winter Soldier literally killed
Tony's parents, and now RDJ is stepping in as Dr. Doom. Yeah, that tension is going to be wild.
Hailee Steinfeld addresses that viral video that had everyone convinced Kate Bishop was in
Doomsday. Well, Hailee's here to set the record straight, apparently.
I just want to clarify what that nod meant.
I don't think I heard that person. I must have been nodding to something else.
We have officially debunked it. Girl, we all saw the video.
Gwyneth gets asked the Pepper Potts question, and her answer is Peak Gwyneth. That leaves
everyone politely nodding while secretly wondering what on earth she just said.
Two words and a look that says absolutely everything. Anthony Mackie. Anthony Mackie
comes back for round two, and this time he's confirming that production is fully underway.
The interviewer brings up that massive livestream announcement,
and Anthony jokes about being responsible for half the views.
Then the interviewer asks about the rumor that Cap has more screen time than anyone else.
Anthony's not even trying to deny it. That's basically confirmation that Captain America
is leading the charge in Doomsday. And honestly, we're so ready.
Halle Berry. Halle Berry gets asked about Storm returning for Doomsday,
and like everyone else in this video, she shuts it down instantly.
Halle's no literally screams that she's returning. Just look at that smirk.
MCU fans aren't falling for it for a second. Simu Liu. Simu Liu talks about finding out
who's actually in this movie during that massive livestream announcement, and honestly,
it sounds like he was just as surprised as the rest of us. The interviewer asks if everyone
in Hollywood is in this film, and Simu's response is pretty eye-opening.
Simu literally found out about his co-stars during a public livestream.
Marvel really does keep everyone in the dark until the last possible second.
Then he talks about how hard it is to keep secrets during press tours.
Everyone in the MCU knows about those legendary slip-ups.
Nobody wants to be the next person to accidentally spoil a Marvel movie.
Paul Rudd. Paul Rudd gets asked about Avengers Doomsday, and his response is peak Paul Rudd.
Hilarious, charming, and revealing absolutely nothing, while somehow making it entertaining.
You know, it's a major movie. You can't be frivolous with this kind of stuff.
It's nothing like, you know, military secrets or anything. This is a...
Paul comparing Marvel secrets to military secrets,
and then saying it's actually more important is absolutely hilarious.
Lewis Pullman. Lewis drops what might be one of the biggest reveals in this entire compilation.
So we do know you're in Doomsday, as are the Thunderbolts, the rest of your gang,
which is awesome. You get to reunite with them. Have you read anything? Have you had
a conversation with the Russos? Like, on a scale of one to ten, how much do you know
of what you're actually going to be doing in Doomsday? Um, like a two, maybe? Um,
the only thing that I've read is what we've shot already, which is technically the
teaser at the end of Thunderbolts. So technically, that is a part of Doomsday.
So when did you shoot with the Russos? How recently was that shot?
That was, um, and I'm pretty sure that's going to be part of Doomsday. I mean,
it's alluding to Doomsday. That's a pretty massive reveal,
and it confirms that Thunderbolts is directly setting up the next Avengers film. And that's
it. These actors are doing their absolute best to keep Marvel's secrets, but we're
getting plenty of hints, and we can't wait to see it all come together.
