James Spader's Ultron May Return in Human Form on Marvel's Vision Series
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A new report suggests the 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' villain may return in human form on Marvel's upcoming Vision series, reuniting James Spader and Paul Bettany.

AceShowbiz - In an exciting development for Marvel's ever-expanding universe, James Spader, widely known for his role as the villainous Ultron, is set to reprise his character on the new Vision series from Marvel Studios and Disney+. While initial reports hinted at Spader's involvement, questions arose about whether Ultron would return in his familiar robotic form or as a human figure, a concept teased in various comic adaptations.

The Hollywood Reporter fuelled the speculation by confirming Spader's return while noting, "It's unclear whether Ultron will be returning as a robot or in human form." This ambivalence has left fans buzzing with theories, especially given that Ultron's demise in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" was rather ambiguous. "Spider-Man: Homecoming" added to the mystery by showcasing a glowing head of an Ultron drone, hinting at his possible survival.

The new Vision series, which delves into the android’s search for new meaning, promises to bring twists and turns as seen in the comics, particularly Tom King's run where Vision builds a robotic family. According to insiders, the ghostly white Vision might unintentionally resurrect Ultron, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences.

Joining the distinguished cast, Todd Stashwick, known for his role in "Star Trek: Picard" season 3, will play an assassin tracking Vision and his advanced technology. Stashwick's collaboration with showrunner Terry Matalas, who also helmed "Picard", indicates this series, unofficially named "Vision Quest", will be a thrilling ride.

Spader's embodiment of Ultron, coupled with Stashwick's ruthless assassin, sets the stage for a captivating narrative. Paul Bettany will once again bring Vision to life, navigating his character's search for purpose post "WandaVision" and "Avengers: Infinity War". Reports suggest the possibility of Elizabeth Olsen returning as Wanda, further connecting the threads of Marvel's narrative.

The Vision series marks the third installment of a trilogy, succeeding "WandaVision" and preceding "Agatha All Along", slated for release in September. Although a formal premiere date for Vision remains undecided, shooting is expected to commence in early 2025 in England, building mounting anticipation among Marvel fans.

This amalgamation of strong characters, intriguing storylines and unresolved mysteries ensures that Marvel's Vision series will be a must-watch for superhero enthusiasts eager to delve deeper into the universe's complexities.

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