There has been no official news about Henry Cavill joining the MCU, but that is not stopping fans from imagining him as a part of it.
Henry Cavill, renowned for his portrayal of Superman in the former DC Universe, has sparked rumors of potential involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Speculation suggests he’s been offered pivotal roles, including that of Wolverine. This buzz coincides with Hugh Jackman’s return as the clawed mutant in the upcoming Deadpool & Wolverine film.
Cavill’s fame from his DC superhero stint has left fans eager for more. His portrayal of Geralt of Rivea in Netflix’s The Witcher also garnered significant acclaim. Currently, he’s preparing for Guy Ritchie’s film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. Amidst filming, he showcased his heroics by rescuing co-star Alex Pettyfer from drowning. With his robust physique and versatile talent, Cavill appears suitable for a range of superhero roles within the MCU.
Though there’s no official confirmation of Cavill’s MCU debut, fans are already envisioning him in various capacities. An artist’s rendition of Cavill as Wolverine gained considerable attention on Instagram, showcasing a rugged interpretation reminiscent of Hugh Jackman’s portrayal.
While many applaud Cavill’s potential as Wolverine, some raise concerns about his towering stature compared to the character’s traditional depiction. Nonetheless, Cavill has expressed interest in portraying Captain Britain, a possibility fueled by references within the MCU lore.
Netizens weigh in on the fan art, expressing enthusiasm for Cavill’s potential MCU roles. Some highlight his physical attributes as ideal for Wolverine, while others speculate on alternative characters he could embody. Amidst discussions, there’s a sentiment that Cavill deserves recognition and respect, particularly given his turbulent experience with Warner Bros.
One suggested, “he needs to be magneto.”
A user wrote, “That is so sick @henrycavill even if it’s just speculation.. it works!!”
And, “Too tall fr.”
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On the work front, Henry Cavill’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is all set to hit the theatres on April 13. On the other hand, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman-led Deadpool & Wolverine will be released on July 26.
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