Doctor Strange has managed to let out alternate dimensions despite and also because of his status as Sorcerer Supreme.
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On the subject of Wanda, Elizabth Olsen reprises her role in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness in which several threads from previous series - WandaVision and What If? included - seem to converge. Quicksilver dies in that film but pops up again in his sister Wanda's simulated reality of WandaVision - only it's the Quicksilver from the X-Men universe, in a cheeky bit of mend-bending casting, and turns out to be an actor called Ralph Bohner hired to play Wanda's dead brother by her nemesis Agatha Harkness. Evan played Quicksilver in the X-Men films Aaron Taylor-Johnson was the Marvel Cinematic Universe's original Quicksilver, playing the role in Avengers: Age Of Ultron.
The Internet, however, is thrilled by the prospect of an X-Men crossover - it would be the second such if you count Evan Peters' appearance in WandaVision as Quicksilver. There's no telling, even, if Patrick Stewart is appearing in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness as Professor Charles Xavier or Professor X, a role he has played in seven X-Men films so far. There has been no indication, not the slightest hint, from Marvel that the upcoming Doctor Strange sequel contains a Patrick Stewart surprise there are several reveals in the trailer - the return of Chiwetel Ejiofor as Mordo and the introduction of teen superhero America Chavez - but Professor X is not among them. "I'd know that voice anywhere," read one tweet. Fans, however, instantly identified the voice as Patrick Stewart, Professor X from the X-Men franchise. The voice speaks for barely even a second, intoning "We should tell him the truth" as a handcuffed Doctor Strange, played of course by Benedict Cumberbatch, looks up at him perplexed. Doctor Strange's sequel contains a Patrick Stewart surpriseĪ mysterious voice in the trailer for Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness has sent the Internet into a spin."I'd know that voice anywhere," read one tweet.
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