There are many Marvel followers that need Josh Brolin to return again as Thanos in some form or kind, and it sounds just like the actor is mostly up for it.
The construct as much as Thanos took nearly a complete decade, culminating within the pair of Avengers movies that fairly bluntly did away with the character, however with all of the multiverse shenanigans the MCU has been establishing within the years since, there’s clearly room to carry him again in some form or kind. Whereas there isn’t any clear plans to carry him again, even with the introduction of a personality he is fairly intently linked to within the comics, the query of his return continues to be a lingering query. The actor that performed him, Josh Brolin, just lately made an look at New York Comedian Con, and chatting with Collider he shared his ideas on a possible position reprisal.
“I’m not kidding – There’s a factor with enjoying Thanos. It’s like, ‘Oh, they’re gonna carry Thanos again.’ It’s like Sicario ; it must be proper,” the actor mentioned. “It’s like Ryan Reynolds and I speaking about Taylor Swift and we ought to be speaking about Deadpool 4. However we travel. Once more, it’s what in his thoughts suits, what in my thoughts suits. Thanos has to suit should you’re going to carry him again. I’d do something that the Russos wished me to do.” To be clear, it does not sound just like the actor is saying the character is coming again in any respect, simply that if he does, he’d need it to be for the precise causes (even when he clearly trusts the Russos lots).
Whether or not there are any plans for Thanos someplace alongside the best way, who is aware of – but it surely looks like Marvel is extra fascinated with bringing again Robert Downey Jr., contemplating the actual fact the actor is about to play Physician Doom within the upcoming fifth Avengers movie, Avengers: Doomsday. That movie is due out Could 1, 2026, so we have nonetheless obtained some time to search out out extra about it, however I personally would not wager on a Thanos revival.
