Falcon and Winter Soldier to receive their own series on Disney's streaming service

The difficult relationship between Falcon and Winter Soldier is one of the most underrated aspects of the Marvel Film Universe, and Disney would intend to continue working on this relationship with a new limited series.

Falcon (Anthony Mackie) and Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) will play in a limited series of Disney's new streaming service, the source said. Variety. The limited series is expected to receive six to eight episodes, according to the report, but it is unclear whether Mackie and Stan will return to resume their roles. It is assumed that they will, following a previous Variety report suggesting that Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth Olsen would resume their respective roles as Loki and Scarlet Witch in two limited series on Disney's streaming service. The edge contacted Marvel Studios and Disney for comments.

Falcon and Winter Soldier are very sensible given Disney's decision to give limited series to characters who do not have their own movie. Falcon and Winter Soldier have appeared in many movies, mostly as Captain America's best friends, but they have never received their own titles. Winter Soldier shares much of the screen with Captain America in Captain America: Winter Soldierbut it was still a Captain America seal.

Disney's streaming service is expected to be launched late next year and will cost "much less" than Netflix's current monthly subscription fee, according to general manager Bob Iger. The company is working on the development of original series and films for the service, including a number of performances centered on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a Musical High School series, a Monsters Inc. show, and a new Star wars series. Jon Favreau (The jungle Book) is responsible for looking over the Star wars series, who's calling The mandalorian. It follows a "solitary shooter" and takes place after "the stories of Jango and Boba Fett".