This has never been seen in the MCU: Iron Man sequel makes Marvel history

This has never been seen in the MCU Iron Man

The Disney+ series Ironheart wants to take bold new steps. Marvel superhero Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) should finally get a successor with Riri Williams/Ironheart (Dominique Thorne). But the biggest revolution is the casting itself. With Zoe Terakes (Nine Perfect Strangers) was finally cast the first trans* person for an MCU role on Disney+.

Ironheart at Disney+ shows big MCU change with casting

That reports Deadline. What role Terakes will play is not yet known. According to The Direct, Ironheart was recently looking to cast a trans person in the storyline who “smart, confident, mysterious” be and a “unique sense of humor” own.

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Zoe Terakes in Nine Perfect Strangers

It’s quite possible that Terakes is playing a friend of Williams’ circle who follows in Tony Stark’s footsteps as a young inventor. The first set pictures for the MCU series showed her in combat gear.

Theoretically, there were already trans* people in the Marvel Netflix series, although these series were not produced by Marvel Studios, but by the now defunct Marvel Television studio. Spider-Man: No Way Home, meanwhile, has hinted that it will be made by trans* actors Zach Barack played supporting character Zach also a trans* person.

The Ironheart casting under the Disney + umbrella is a different number and one important step in terms of representation in the MCU. Terakes does not embody a marginal character, but a key role, as Deadline points out. This has never been seen before in Hollywood’s biggest and most influential franchise.

When is the Marvel series Ironheart starring Zoe Terakes coming to Disney+?

It will be a while before fans can celebrate a nice MCU revolution with Terakes. Ironheart should sometime during 2023 to appear on Disney+.

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