Marvel’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is gearing up for its long-awaited release on August 18, which is tomorrow. The show has been in development ever since 2019, with the idea of having She-Hulk appear in TV coming up as early as in 1989! The superhero legal drama is Tatiana Maslany’s big shot at making it into the big leagues of A-listers from the MCU.
However, Maslany is not the only actress from the show who has had their career kick-started into popularity. Another cast member from the show is Jameela Jamil, who plays the role of She-Hulk’s rival—Titania. As the show has propped her up into relevance, the 36-year-old actress has mentioned that her character could be considered for a role in a bigger project.
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She-Hulk’s Titania Might Be A Part Of An Antihero Marvel Team
Marvel’s Thunderbolts, a group of antiheroes, will be getting its own standalone movie of the same name as the team. It will be part of MCU’s Phase Five, and is slated for a release on July 26, 2024.
Thunderbolts is still early in development, with no cast members announced yet. There’s a lot of room for a lot of villains to be filled into the movie, and She-Hulk actress Jameela Jamil has hinted that her character could be one of them. The actress spoke during the green carpet premiere of her upcoming TV show to ComicBook.com, and revealed the prospective news then and there, she said-
“There’s so much for the MCU. The Thunderbolts, there’s so many places that Titania can exist in the MCU, because she’s so messy and vile. She’s pissed off most of the MCU. Spider-Man, Thor…she’s got enemies everywhere. Kind of like me in real life.”
Let’s not get our hopes up, because you can only put so many villains into one movie, let alone a team.
Here’s What She-Hulk Star Tatiana Maslany Felt About Mark Ruffalo As The Hulk
The MCU is adding another green star into its roster of superheroes, and Tatiana Maslany will aim to do justice to the character. The 36-year-old actress is also a witness to Mark Ruffalo’s expertise in acting like The Hulk.
“Mark was just so open to whatever my process was, with coming to She-Hulk, he never was prescriptive. But one thing I did witness him do was, he was lying down on the ground, do you remember this, when he was lying down outside as Bruce and he gets up as Hulk? Like truly, from a lying down position, he’s suddenly standing.”
“It’s a thing where you lie down and you stand up without moving your arms, it doesn’t look like it’s humanly possible.”
Seems like Ruffalo is almost picking up on the mannerism of The Hulk, and transferring his green energy to Maslany.
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law will be available for streaming tomorrow, catch it exclusively on Disney+.
Source: ComicBook.com
