Eternals and Shang-Chi, actors have been dreaming of joining the MCU for years: prophetic tweets

Two days ago, the third anniversary of the sad death of Stan Lee, the immortal father of the House of Marvel, occurred. Today his current name is in reference to the two representatives of shang chi so eternity, who found in web meanders some very old tweets that they begged him to include in the MCU.

“In the pages of history, from time to time, fate stops to look at you and extend its hand to you,” said the character of Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz) in Inglourious Basterds. Surely that must be what some thought – because yes, there is more than one – from the actors who recently debuted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The first is Simo Liu, who has recently been the subject of a certain scene, to some Silly criticism of Shang Zhi.

The second is Barry Keoghan, promising young men in Hollywood have already been seen in films such as Dunkirk NS american animals who recently joined the MCU as druig, one of the Eternals in the new Chloé Zhao movie. Unfortunately for him, his movie doesn’t do as well as Liu’s. That was in the beginning Rotten tomatoes are an eternal massacreThen the audience thought about voting The Eternals as the worst movie in the MCU. However, he, like Leo, had been dreaming of making his big debut as a Super for years.

Simu Liu was actually the hero of a ridiculous coincidence novel, when he was Twitter No one has been found for him old post, which was published a year before her appointment, which He introduced himself as a translator for Shang Zhi. Today, Barry Keoghan has also become the protagonist in a similar case, with Liu himself commenting on an old post desperately requesting that Stan Lee still be alive to obtain part like super In the giant Marvel franchise. Find all tweets at the bottom of the article. However, the funniest thing was his star’s intervention Camille NanjianiTranslator Kingo in the Eternals we met. In fact, he also shared a photo with the missing cartoonist. Silly, don’t you think so? Tell us what you think in the comments!