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Apparently, the actor has let go of worries surrounding the pandemic, and now we have confirmation that the former James Bond was indeed being considered.Īrtist Darrell Warner shared his Balder design, confirming that this variant’s costume never made it past that stage. Since then, it’s been reported that Daniel Craig was the original choice to play Thor’s brother. It was previously reported that Bruce Campbell was tapped to play Balder the Brave before Marvel Studios decided to make The Illuminati a bit more star-studded, hence why John Krasinski and Anson Mount were last minute additions to the following. The party consisted of Professor X, Mister Fantastic, Black Bolt, Captain Carter, Captain Marvel, and Master Mordo. It was on this world that we encountered the Illuminati, a group of “heroes” who had taken matters into their own hands when the Doctor Strange they knew nearly caused an Incursion. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness wasn’t quite the mad dash through alternate realities that many fans expected, but Earth-838 certainly offered its fair share of surprises.

Balder the brave multiverse of madness