Steven Yeun on Marvel Cinematic Universe: 'Never Ruling Anything Out'

0:00I'm Cory with the story, bringing you the latest in entertainment and pop culture. Steven Young recently opened up about his interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe after dropping out of the Century role in Thunderbolts. He was originally cast for the part, but had to bow out due to scheduling conflicts from the 2023 strikes. Louis Pullman stepped in and played the character in the film, which hit theaters last May, and stars folks like Foreign's Pew, Sebastian Stan, and David Harbor. The movie was directed by Jake Shryer. Someone Yoon knows well from working together on the Netflix series Beef. Production delays pushed everything back, forcing Yoon to move on to other projects at the time. He even said back then that he still wanted to do a Marvel movie someday. Fans have been buzzing about Yoon's potential return to superhero roles, especially after his breakout work in The Walking Dead. The actor has kept busy with dramatic parts that show his range, and many wonder if Marvel might circle back to him given his talent. In a fresh interview tied to Invincible Season 4, Yoon confirmed he watched Thunderbolts

1:04and praised Shryer as an incredible director. He left the door open, saying he's around and never ruling anything out for the MCU. Thunderbolts is now streaming on Disney+. Meanwhile, Yoon has new gigs like a voice role in the animated Legend of Ang movie, a part in Ben Affleck's crime thriller Animals and the Netflix series The Rip. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax.