Sue Storm: Last News

Emily Blunt could’ve joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Natasha Romanoff, the Black Widow, in Iron Man 2. The Oppenheimer star is now opening up about what she thinks of Scarlett Johansson who ended up playing the role across multiple films.

Scarlett Johansson became a fan-favorite superspy and deadly assassin when she suited up as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, you might be surprised to learn that the role almost went to Emily Blunt.

Jack Quaid has debunked a major rumor that has been circulating.

Vanessa Kirby is shedding light on the MCU universe rumours.

Vanessa Kirby is one of four actresses who have been linked to the role of Sue Storm in Marvel’s upcoming Fantastic Four movie.

Mila Kunis is opening up about rumors that she will be brining Sue Storm, aka the Invisible Woman, to life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe‘s new Fantastic Four reboot.

In exactly two years from today, Feb. 14, 2025, Marvel Studios is set to drop the Fantastic Four reboot and studio head Kevin Feige is teasing the film.

Ambulance action star Eiza González stopped by Alfred Coffee in Los Angeles on Monday - hours after attending Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio's Christmas party at a private residence in West Hollywood.The Mexican beauty - turning 33 next month - squeezed her slim 5ft8in figure into ultra-tight skinny jeans, which have gone out of style in favor of the more forgiving baggy jeans.Eiza - who's rumored to be on the shortlist to play Sue Storm/Invisible Woman in Marvel's Fantastic Four reboot - finished off her casual attire with a black puffer coat and white mules. Caffeine, please: Ambulance action star Eiza González stopped by Alfred Coffee in Los Angeles on Monday - hours after attending Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio's Christmas party at a private residence in West HollywoodNext month, González (born Reyna) will fly to Turkey to film her role as a 'military sniper with extraordinary spy-craft abilities' in the WWII spy film The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare - according to Deadline. Guy Ritchie will direct Paramount Pictures' big-screen adaptation of Damien Lewis' 2015 book, and ousted Superman star Henry Cavill will play the leader of the secret combat organization.Last month, the Valentino Beauty brand ambassador wrapped her role as aspiring sports journalist and divorced mother-of-two Irasema in Marco Ramirez's upcoming Hulu miniseries La Máquina, which filmed in her native Mexico.

Fans know and love Rachel Brosnahan as the star of but rumors have been swirling about Brosnahan possibly joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The  character Sue Storm has been floated by online commentators as a choice for Brosnahan — whose powerful screen presence and record for playing TV mother could make her a strong contender. ET caught up with Brosnahan at the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park where she talked about the casting rumors. The actress revealed that at the moment she is focused on finishing the last season of but is not closing any doors on the possibility of becoming a superhero for her next role. «I haven't heard anything, unfortunately, but I'm here, it's our last season.

Earlier this year, John Krasinski briefly appeared in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”; now, Marvel fans have higher hopes for the actor’s future in the MCU.

Jessica Alba is sharing her thoughts on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, explaining that there are still some improvements that should be made in the entertainment industry, when it comes to diversity and inclusion. The ‘Fantastic Four’ star, who recently celebrated her 18th anniversary with Cash Warren, revealed some of her experience in Hollywood, sharing that she had difficulties finding lead roles as a Latina.“If you look at the Marvel movies — that’s the biggest driver of fantasy and what’s happening right now in entertainment, because it’s sort of the family thing — it’s still quite Caucasian,“ she declared.“It’s a business initiative for people now that they realize how much money they can make,“ the actress and entrepreneur said in reference to the recent changes that have taken place gradually in the industry.She continued explaining that it is something executives “care about, which is fine.

Zac Efron is ready to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvel is planning to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Fantastic Four No. 1 with an anniversary tribute featuring some of the team’s greatest stories reimaging by prominent comics artists of today.

Emily Blunt is once again shutting down casting hopes and dreams.

Kate Mara is looking back on the filming of "Fantastic Four." The production of the 2015 flick was rumored to be plagued by feuds among director Josh Trank, producers and the film's stars. Among those headlining the movie was Mara, 37, who played Sue Storm, a hero with the ability to turn invisible. Her experience on set was less-than-favorable, as she recounted in a recent interview with the Television Academy.

Geeks of Color, Trank revealed that he had previously envisioned black acting stars playing the lead roles in Fantastic Four.He said: ‘There [were] a lot of controversial conversations that were had behind-the-scenes… I was mostly interested in a black Sue Storm and a black Johnny Storm, and a black Franklin Storm.‘But… when you’re dealing with a studio on a massive movie like that, everybody wants to keep an open mind to who the big stars are going be.

Director Josh Trank is opening up about his experience working on "Fantastic Four." The director recently sat down for a virtual interview with First Cut, via Geeks of Color, where he was asked whether he considered casting a black woman to play Sue Storm, a popular superheroine from Marvel comics known as the Invisible Woman. Trank, 36, said that there were "controversial conversations" that took place when he was advocating to casting that role "I was mostly interested in a black Sue Storm ...

published on Friday, the director opened up about the 2015 film, revealing that he initially wanted to cast a black actress as Sue Storm, but got «pushback» from the studio. The film was released by Fox, before the rights went to Disney.«There were a lot of controversial conversations that were had behind-the-scenes on that.

Anita Bennett editorJosh Trank says he wanted to cast a black actress as Sue Storm in the 2015 film Fantastic Four, but the studio vetoed his plan.The director recently discussed the casting of the superhero film during a virtual video interview with Geeks of Color. He told the outlet he had specific plans for the cast, but got “pushback” from the studio.“There were a lot of controversial conversations that were had behind-the-scenes on that.

Director Josh Trank got candid about working on Fantastic Four. The 36-year-old recently opened up to Geeks of Color about his time on the film, which hit theaters back in August 2015.