Ethan Hawke set to join Marvel Cinematic Universe as Moon Knight villain with Oscar Isaac

Ethan Hawke will soon be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The 50-year-old actor had signed the next Disney + series Moon Knight according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The Boyhood actor is set to portray a villain alongside Oscar Isaac, who has been confirmed to play the show’s main character.

Dressing: Ethan Hawke will play a villain in the upcoming Disney + Moon Knight series, which is part of Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; Hawke is spotted in 2019

Ramy May Calamawy actress was also cast in an undisclosed role.

The series was first announced at the annual D23 Expo in 2019, and Isaac’s involvement in the series was first reported the following year.

Death Note writer Jeremy Slater has been selected to serve as the show’s lead writer and Clash director Mohamed Diab will co-lead the show with directing crew Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead.

The next Marvel Cinematic Universe entry is currently slated to run for six episodes.

Main actor: Oscar Isaac has already signed on to play the main character of the next series of superheroes; He is pictured at the European premiere of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in 2019

Talented cast: The producers also signed May Calamawy on the series in an undisclosed role; she is pictured in 2019

Filming for the show is scheduled to begin in March, with Budapest being the main filming location.

It has not been confirmed which incarnation of the character will be portrayed in the next series.

The Marvel Comics character was created by writer Doug Moench with artist Don Perlin; the superhero’s debut took place in 1975.

The most consistent iteration of Moon Knight is that of Mark Spector, a mercenary who stumbles upon an ancient artifact during an archaeological dig and becomes the physical manifestation of an Egyptian god.

It should also be noted that an important part of the character is the management of several distinct identities, which can be taken into account in the series.

Established Character: Moon Knight has been a part of Marvel Comics since 1975 and has previously teamed up with characters such as Captain America and Nova

The show is part of the collective Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which typically deals with the aftermath of the events of the 2019 blockbuster Avengers: Endgame.

The first TV entry in the new set of productions is WandaVision, which stars Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany representing The Scarlet Witch and The Vision respectively; the show premiered earlier today.

The inaugural Phase Four film is set to be Black Widow’s next feature film, with Scarlett Johansson reprising her longtime role.

Other shows and films in the new series of productions will center on characters such as Shang-Chi, Loki and She-Hulk.

An animated anthology series called What If …? will also be part of the new production roster and will show potential outcomes from major altered events in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Wide Release: The upcoming Moon Knight series will be part of Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which will see the film and television debuts of many characters from the historic comic book company; Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige is pictured at the annual D23 Show in 2019