The Avengers Were Supposed To Look Completely Different…
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Spider-Man got bit by a radioactive arachnid. Captain America got a shot full of super-soldier serum. The Fantastic Four got blasted by cosmic rays. But what makes a screen adapted superhero so super? Casting. Every classic film has it’s tales of last minute scripting changes and director swaps, but if the chemistry isn’t right on screen, millions of dollars can go down the drain. Thankfully, the biggest films tend to have the right actors in mind.

Tom Hiddleston is a master thespian and the perfect Loki. Joaquin Phoenix’s eccentric performances have elevated many a film, including his star turn as the Joker. Sebastian Stan’s conflicted Winter Soldier is the perfect one-time foil/troubled ally for Captain America. As for Michael B. Jordan, his turn as Kilmonger was one for the books. By the same token, Sam Rockwell and Mads Mickelson they kicked Avenger butt as iconic screen villains. In the DC universe, Heath Ledger and Cillian Murphy gave star turns as the Joker and Scarecrow respectively. So, what would life have been like if they were cast in different roles. What if someone you’ve always recognized as a hero ended up playing a classic villain and vice versa. What if Channing Tatum – instead of being in the running for the unmade Gambit film for all these years – played a certain Avenger?

From Spider-Man to Captain America, superhero casting decisions had a hand in the success of all the comic book adaptations you know and love. So join ScreenRant as we count off these 10 Superhero actors who got different roles than the ones they auditioned for. Don’t worry, we’re all better off for it.

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Entry 1 – TOM HIDDLESTON
Entry 2 – JOAQUIN PHOENIX
Entry 3 – SEBASTIAN STAN
Entry 4 – CHANNING TATUM
Entry 5 – HEATH LEDGER
Entry 6 – CILLIAN MURPHY
Entry 7 – MICHAEL B. JORDAN
Entry 8 – MADS MIKKELSEN
Entry 9 – SAM ROCKWELL
Entry 10 – JAMES FRANCO, JUDE LAW, JAKE GYLLENHAAL

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We Have The Answer To Your Most Asked Cartoon Question!
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Ever stop to wonder why cartoons never change? Like, it never moves on a linear timeline. It’s almost as if they’re stuck in time, even if the show airs in real time for decades; episodes tend to always finish the same way they started. There’s never much evolution or change. Like, characters rarely age or even change their clothes.

In this video, we’ll dig into the reasons behind this. More often than not, it’s just cheaper to keep things stagnant, especially in the expensive world of animation. Having a character switch up outfits or actually start showing signs of aging would be nearly impossible to do. That’s why so many of your favorite shows, like The Simpsons, Rick & Morty, and South Park all tend to stay exactly the same safe for a few minor tweaks. Even those slight changes are usually done for strategic reasons, as we’ll explain in this video!

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The MCU Cameos That Were Supposed To Stay A Secret
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The MCU is one of the biggest film franchises ever, the only one to successfully tie their universe together and culminate with season finale styled movies known as The Avengers. In the middle of all that comic book goodness, there are a lot of characters to keep track of, as evident by the end battle of Endgame. But it doesn’t stop there. There is an army of characters made up only of cameo appearances by celebrities, who seemingly really wanted to be part of this universe. These cameos are obscure, brief, hidden or voice only, resulting in you not realizing who just appeared on the screen.

Sometimes, films like Iron Man 2 include an A-lister to come in for a brief moment and you stop and wonder, wait was that…? Such appearances include Kata Mara, from House of Cards, Olivia Munn from X-Men Apocalyse and Elon Musk himself. Tom Morrello from the band Rage Against the Machine and Peter Billingsley showed up in the first Iron Man movie. That last entry actually got to relive his MCU cameo in Spider-Man: Far From Home.

There was, of course, a ton of cameos in the Guardians of the Galaxy films, from Rob Zombie and Miley Cyrus having voice cameos to Seth Green showing up twice as Howard the Duck. Seth Green himself showed up for a blink and you’ll miss it cameo in Iron Man 2. Joe Russo has cameos in his movies a few times now and has found ways to integrate Community and Arrested Development into the MCU via cameos. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the MCU cameos, there’s osm much more to unpack!

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Step inside the pitch meeting that led to CATS!

The internet had a ton of fun when the first trailer for CATS was released, revealing the true fear that is digital fur technology. With an all-star cast featuring the likes of Judi Dench, Ian McKellan, Idris Elba, Taylor Swift, James Corden, Rebel Wilson and more- CATS is the big screen adaptation of the hit Broadway musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Now that the movie is out, the few people that paid money to see it probably have a few questions. Like what is “Jellicle” and why do they keep saying it?! What’s up with all these cats introducing themselves and then leaving. Why are some cats magic and others not? Why are all these cats competing in a singing competition where the prize is dying?

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We all have regrets and even celebrity A-listers feel regret about doing certain scenes on shows and movies. Quite often, it comes down to maybe showing too much on-screen and not being too comfortable with that fact. This happened to actresses like Emilia Clarke, Kate Winslet and Dakota Johnson on productions like Game of Thrones, Titanic and 50 Shades of Grey respectively. Then there’s the whole Basic Instinct thing with Sharon Stone, who didn’t even know what was really happening. Jennifer Lawrence was in a similar boat for Passengers, feeling incredible anxiety for doing a steamy scene with the then-married Chris Pratt.

Other actors took physical injuries in the name of a shot. The late Burt Reynolds almost died while filming Deliverance, all in the name of a stunt, while Margot Robbie felt a drowning sensation in the chemical vat tank during Suicide Squad. The liquid also glued her eyelids shut, essentially blinding her.

Terrence Stamp took a job on Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace just so he can share a scene with Natalie Portman and did it for a pay cut. Boy, did he get the short end of the stick on that deal. Then there’s Chris Hemsworth, who despite being a chiselled Norse god as Thor in the MCU, isn’t so fond of his topless scenes. Finally, Nicole Kidman won all the awards for her role in Big Little Lies but that role left the actress feeling awful due to how real and traumatic the role was.

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Entry 1 Chris Hemsworth’s Topless Scene
Entry 2 Emilia Clarke’s Awkward Family Viewing Day
Entry 3 Nicole Kidman’s Scenes in Big Little Lies
Entry 4 Harley Quinn’s Origin
Entry 5 Bad Day for Terrence Stamp
Entry 6 50 Shades of Regret
Entry 7 Not So Basic
Entry 8 Jennifer Lawrence’s Steamy Scene
Entry 9 Maybe a Stunt Double Burt?
Entry 10 A Titanic Error

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