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The devil of Kitch's hell is not dead yet. In anticipation of the third season of the series, Netflix has announced Daredevil Back to New York Comic Con for some last minute surprises. Charlie Cox (Matt Murdock), Elden Henson (Foggy Nelson), Deborah Ann Woll (Karen Page), Vincent Onofrio (Wilson Fisk), Joanne Whalley (Sister Maggie), Wilson Bethel (Benjamin Poindexter) and Jay Ali ( Rahul Nadeem) joined showrunner Erik Oleson and Marvel TV Manager Jeph Loeb at the event, which took place a week before the premiere of season 3.

Loeb has launched the panel with a sizzling coil of each Marvel Netflix series up to now. In addition to some emblematic moments of Luke Cage, Jessica Jones and Iron fist, the sizzling coil ends with a few quick strokes of Daredevil"Third season to come.

"At the beginning of season 3, Matt is, I hope, at the lowest. I do not know if you can go much further, "said Cox. "On this trip, he was helped by the wonderful sister Maggie, played by the wonderful Joanne Whalley. We had so much fun working together … She brought so much life and joy to the scene … I have to explore a new side of Matt, a new vulnerability that we have never seen before.

"Well, I do not know what to expect. I would never have read a comic book of my life, "said Whalley. "I must say that I had the most beautiful experience … The scripts are wonderful … We do not know what will happen! It was amazing, the amount of joy each time we get a new one. "

Loeb then launched a clip showing Matt recovering from his defenders injuries while sister Maggie was taking care of him. She made it clear that she knew that he was the devil of Hell's Kitchen. She insisted that she could call someone to help him. he told her that he had no one.

"Well, Maggie has provided a spiritual and moral compass to Matt this season. This plays a very critical role … helping it deal with the past two seasons, "Oleson said. "The fact that she did it with such gravity … was a pleasure to behold. It kept getting better.

"I am a big fan of dramas that treat every character as the hero of his own story," he continued. "Every character sitting on this stage plays a vital role. You can not cut a single scenario without destroying it. He revealed that Foggy and Karen would play a vital role in this season's fight against fear. "What I've seen is the power of the free press, the power of the law and the power of collective friendship … that will pull us through."

In a second clip, Karen met Foggy in a butcher's shop and insisted that Matt was alive. Foggy refused to believe her, which led her to rush in front of her family.

"I think Foggy is trying to find out who he is without Matt. He tries to find his balance without his best friend, "said Henson. "We meet members of Foggy's family, actually my father and brother were in this scene." He admitted that the man who interprets Foggy's younger brother looked like his brother.

"I think, given the way things went between Karen and Matt … there's a lot of guilt there," said Woll. "Karen never really had a house … with Foggy living her fabulous life, I think I really felt adrift … I think I'm hooking it as hard as I can because the alternative is too difficult to take. "

"They charge me with Wilson Fisk," Ali said about his character, then added with a laugh, "And it's going really well."

A third clip shows Fisk, still imprisoned, requesting an agreement from Ali's special agent, Nadeem, to protect Vanessa, "the woman he loves."

"What he does, it's that he's noticed a certain illness thread in a certain person." He pulls on it and he knows that he's pulling hard enough, he'll get what he's doing. He wants and that's what Vanessa has found in his life.Once he's there, he is defined.It is complete, "D'Onofio said. "And then, there's a little gnat that bothers him."

"It's weird the main character and also a gnat," joked Cox. "The truth is that it's an honor to be a gnat in the world of Vincent D'Onofrio. We have such a beautiful casting, from top to bottom. We are like a little family and we get along so well … to get him back so often from season 3, he's so much of a show. We are so lucky that he wants to play with us. That said, to use your word, he is antagonistic.

"I wanted the season 3 action sequences to have real emotional stakes," Oleson said. "I wanted Matt Murdock to lose a fight from time to time, and for the consequences to result … There is a sequence this season, I was not sure I could succeed." He had to call Loeb to take a break. in the shoot just for the team to repeat this scene, which, according to Oleson, will feature in front of all the fight scenes in the hallway that preceded.

A fourth clip pitted Matt against a squad of FBI agents after he attacked Fisk's lawyer, Benjamin Donovan, to learn how Fisk had reached an agreement.

"There's another FBI agent called Dex and, well, why do not we see who the FBI should bring in to sort of deal with this situation in this clip," Loeb teased.

In the clip, Fisk's transport went bad. Killers brandish an ambush in his car, but Poindexter appears and saves him in a deadly way.

"I'd like to be able to say that it was easier to deal with Vincent than with Fisk … no, dude, working with Vincent was one of the great pleasures of my career," he said. Bethel. "This is the beginning of this kind of strange relationship that develops throughout the season … Unfortunately for Dex, it is also taken under the wing of Fisk." He teased this experience that will not be very positive.

"I think it's safe to say that the worst kept secret in Marvel's history is that this season we're going to tell the story of one of the most iconic, and I think we want to have the opportunity to say his name, but I think Wilson has earned the right to tell people the story of what you will become, "said Loeb.

Loeb then launched a real sizzle showing the descent of Poindexter in Bullseye.

"Honestly, this is one of the most incredible experiences of my life … Benjamin Poindexter will eventually become Bullseye," revealed Bethel, but Oleson merely drew a bubble symbol on the Bethel front.

"Bullseye is only one of the biggest villains of all comics, period," Oleson said. "Telling the story of how a real person at the brink of light and darkness could ultimately become that iconic character, and aspects of fear, and how someone like Wilson Fisk could transform himself." [him] According to Oleson, Fisk will manipulate Poindexter to become Bullseye.

"It's getting really weird," Bethel added.

"We really need to understand how Dex becomes this iconic character," Oleson added.

"Well, with everyone in this cast, they are so talented and incredible." Jay Ali, it was great to work with … and Wilson, you know, we'd be on the set the first time we went I thought we looked in each other's eyes and … To play a role like Bullseye, we had to have a lot of courage … we started playing with that and we stayed as connected as possible during the scenes … We put 100% effort at every take, there were intense moments on the set that were exciting. "

"I think all the characters of this season have to make a choice: stay in the dark or light," Ali explained. "Some people go in one direction and others in the other direction. I think you know in which direction this guy is going to go. We'll see what happens with me … I'm sure everything will be fine.

Arriving on October 19 on Netflix for its third season, Daredevil Season 3: Charlie Cox, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Joanne Whaley, Vincent D'Onofrio and Wilson Bethel.