Avengers Endgame post-credits reportedly featured a vision – / movie

Anyone who follows the continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe may be a little surprised when they go online WandaVision. In this show, Paul BettanyThe Vision is, totally alive and not a gray, lifeless corpse. Which is the opposite of how we left it Avengers: Infinity War, the last appearance Bettany would make on the big screen as an android superhero. But after the premiere of WandaVision, Bettany revealed that there was originally a Avengers: Endgame post-credits footage that would bridge the gap between the MCU and Marvel’s first foray into television.

In a new interview with IMDb (via IGN), Bettany revealed he shot a post-credits scene for Avengers: Endgame who would have featured it and Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff, aka Scarlet Witch:

“At one point there was going to be a beacon, where [Scarlet Witch] opened some sort of body bag drawer and there was the Vision. [Marvel Studios boss] Kevin [Feige] spoke to me and said, “I have to fire the shots.” And I was like “Ugh!” Because I really wanted this profit sharing!

The post-credits streak Bettany describes doesn’t seem to explain why Vision is suddenly alive and a sitcom character in WandaVision, although that would certainly have helped bridge the gap. But maybe even seeing Wanda make moves to pull Vision out of a body bag might have been too revealing – it implies that she plays a part in creating the happy sitcom suburb we’re featured in. WandaVision, although anyone who has read the comic book stories that inspired the show has probably come to that conclusion.

But while Bettany may not have gotten that profit share he wanted, he can star in Marvel Studios’ debut TV show (and have a lot more screen time than he has. never had in the MCU). And even better than playing a dead android corpse on a slab, he can practice his silly drops and comedic timing. So overall, Bettany hasn’t lost much. And the dedicated MCU fans who may have been frustrated with the lack of answers in the first two episodes of WandaVision, which premiered last week, will likely learn more answers soon enough.

Created by Jac Schaeffer and directed by Matt Shakman, WandaVision is streaming now on Disney +, with episodes airing every Friday. The series also stars Debra Jo Rupp, Fred Melamed, Kathryn Hahn, Teyonah Parris, Randall Park and Kat Dennings.

Living idealized suburban lives, the super-powerful beings Wanda and Vision begin to suspect that all is not what it seems.

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