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As Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness comes over the horizon towards its release date, the anticipation begins to build to a fever pitch. New advertising has shown off fresh moments from Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff while other reports have teased once again how this movie will connect to other projects in theaters and on Disney+. And of course, even that still leaves a Patrick Stewart-shaped elephant in the room to address. Ever since Marvel Studios delivered the Super Bowl trailer for Doctor Strange 2 , Patrick Stewart's Professor X has been one of the most consistent conversation topics in regard to this movie's impact on the MCU. Stewart has even commented on the footage a couple of times, even denying having seen it at all at first, although he expressed his thrill to be back in a new version of the role with Marvel Studios. ADVERTISEMENT With the leading X-Men figure being such a major reveal within this incredible story, ...

While fans are currently engaged in the weekly story of Oscar Isaac's  Moon Knight , it hasn't kept audiences from looking forward to what comes next:  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness . The movie is said to be the first true dive into the Multiverse, something that seems right up the ally of Benedict Cumberbatch's former Sorcerer Supreme. The trailers have teased many aspects of the film, from a giant monster named Gargantos, countless Variants of the leading characters, and the introduction of Xochitl Gomez's America Chavez. It even looks like Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch is breaking bad. ADVERTISEMENT One of the biggest teases present in the footage released so far has been the sound of an offscreen voice, one belonging to Patrick Stewart. The actor previously portrayed Professor X in the early 2000  X-Men  movies, so, naturally, fans have assumed that's exactly who he'll be playing here. On top of that, the ...

With how pleased audiences seemed to be with the Multiverse shenanigans in  Spider-Man: No Way Home , Benedict Cumberbatch's upcoming  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  is going to take that to the next level. While Tom Holland's adventure provided an introduction to the general audience, the Sam Raimi-directed picture will throw viewers into the deep end. The latest trailer for the project showcased countless new twists and turns fans should expect. There's a zombie Doctor Strange, Gargantos terrorizing New York City, mysterious Ultron bots, and countless Stephen Strange Variants. ADVERTISEMENT Among the many new elements teased, one of them was a familiar voice: Patrick Stewart's Professor Xavier. But is it him? While the character has died previously, that doesn't rule out his appearance. Now, the actor behind the famous mutant commented on the famous professor's habit of returning from the dead by comparing it to t...

Almost nobody has a longer history with Marvel projects than the legendary Sir Patrick Stewart, who first brought Professor Charles Xavier to life with 20th Century Fox in 2000's X-Men . Now, he's back in the eye of the fandom once again thanks to rumors about a Professor X reprisal in 2022's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness . Marvel Studios unveiled the second full Doctor Strange 2 trailer at the Super Bowl, which teased just how deeply the MCU will dive into the Multiverse after teases in Spider-Man: No Way Home . Rumors are even pointing to a version of the Illuminati coming to the big screen, with Professor X likely leading the group if these rumors are to be believed. ADVERTISEMENT Marvel Stewart has already taken to the Marvel way of avoiding spoilers at all costs, trying to convince fans that he knows nothing of any return to his iconic role for the Marvel Studios sequel despite his voice and shoulder clearly being featured...

As excitement for the upcoming  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  reaches new heights, fan speculation about potential returning actors/characters grows along with it. A recent Super Bowl trailer highlighted even more of the world of the supernatural sequel, providing audiences with a look at several locations and characters. While the trailer sparked a variety of theories, it also provided a few more concrete teases. Chief among these is likely the sound of an all too familiar voice. Fans were quick to note that the dulcet tones of a certain mystery speaker clearly belonged to Patrick Stewart, an actor best known in this light for his portrayal of Professor Charles Xavier in the Fox X-Men films. Even as Stewart himself played coy as to his appearance in the trailer, the voice is undoubtedly his. ADVERTISEMENT Marvel Ties to other elements of the X-Men films have also been rumored for the Doctor Strange sequel. This most recent trailer showed...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  has become the hottest topic on the internet thanks to its second full trailer that debuted at Super Bowl LVI. Piggy-backing off the Multiversal shenanigans that started in Spider-Man: No Way Home , the  Doctor Strange sequel could take things to new levels of crazy with its cast. From Patrick Stewart as Professor X to Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, seemingly anyone who's played a Marvel character is on the table. Stewart, in particular, has found himself at the center of many conversations thanks to the belief that his voice told an imprisoned Doctor Strange "We should tell him the truth." As the camera moved to what appeared to be the veteran actor's head and shoulder, the possibilities of the Multiverse's expansion shot to new levels of insanity. ADVERTISEMENT Of course, nothing will be confirmed regarding Stewart's inclusion until Multiverse of Madness  releases in theaters due to Ma...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  delivered on restless speculation surrounding its Super Bowl TV spot. The magical sequel doubled down on new footage, debuting an official trailer alongside the 30-second big game clip. While many have marveled at the mind-bending visuals and interactions between leading stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen, the biggest talking point comes from an off-screen line of dialogue. "We should tell him the truth." ADVERTISEMENT Patrick Stewart's Professor X addresses a shackled Doctor Strange inside of a futuristic council room after he is guided through the hallways by Ultron bots. Yes, you read that correctly. Marvel Stewart's involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe   has long been theorized since the actor confirmed he's spoken with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige about reprising his role as Charles Xavier. At the time, it was unknown whether this meant Stewart would cont...