Vincent D'Onofrio

Yeah.

And what's really funny, too, is her, Vince Vaughn, even D'Onofrio, it's really hard to shine in that movie because that production design is... is the star it

really

is yeah they there is some and i think it's a testament to the production design because there are some pop there are some great performances in that movie but the production design is what you take with you when you leave yeah

Unclear who's gonna oversee the final completion of the project.

Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio return for season three and report and speculation around their contracts were raising questions because they were both up for contract extensions.

And basically people are thinking that with declining viewership, Marvel decided to not give them because they were both going to want more money to come back and play the characters again and again and again and again.

So.

He was still using the slogans and stuff, but like I'm saying, he wasn't like...

His performance was much more D'Onofrio just giving a really incredible mob boss performance.

The first season, there was a lot of parallels directly with the current administration.

I'll just say it, you know what I mean? Straight up rugs, you know what I mean? Yeah.

It was a screenplay by James Cameron and Jay Cox.

It stars Ray Fiennes, Angela Bassett, Juliette Lewis, Tom Sizemore, Michael Wincott, Bridgette Baco, and Vincent D'Onofrio.

Yeah, so Tom Sizemore and Juliette Lewis probably would have been the biggest stars when they were in it.

I think this was post-Schindler's List.

him more.

I would say maybe for, maybe for D'Onofrio.

Maybe.

Maybe Arlie

I don't think anybody's ever been good to where I'm like, I'm impressed.

That's like the Vincent D'Onofrio of acting.

He was one of the best professors I've ever seen.

Yeah,

And I do think season two was a, an improvement, but the complaint I will leverage across both seasons and the show as a whole, thus far as it's just not, it's good, but I don't think it has realized the, the full potential that is there.

So not super surprising to me, given the other decisions that we've seen with Marvel TV, the, the, announcement and then subsequent cancellation of a wonder man season two um and they're just kind of quietly canceling a lot of things like vision quest is the only thing that we have 100 confirmed to be on the way and that's coming very soon but i can't help but be reminded like two three weeks ago maybe a month ago we uh one of our future stories was talking about a a newsletter coming out of puck where the writer was kind of pushing back against like other outlets like collider that had said marvel tv is dead and she was saying no that's not what i'm hearing there are a number of series that are in productions uh in production i think a a heroes for hire series was rumored as well so this kind of gives credence to that the fact that there are three to five live action shows in development so marvel tv is not dead they're just pivoting like we know they have been and what that's going to look like in the great scheme of things i don't know but i i just Even though it's not super disappointing to me to lose Daredevil Born Again, I hope Marvel, I think they do, and I hope they realize the value and the commodity that they have with Charlie Cox as Daredevil, Vincent D'Onofrio as Kingpin.

I don't know what the contractual or legal obligations are, but I just really hope there's an avenue to have those characters continue to be a part of the fold because fans love Charlie Cox.

He's great with the fans.