Welsh actor Lauren Morais joins Marvel series VisionQuest as villain
Welsh actor Lauren Morais will play villain Lisa Molinari in the upcoming Disney+ Marvel Cinematic Universe series VisionQuest.
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BBC News reported that Cardiff-born actor Lauren Morais has been cast as the villain Lisa Molinari in the upcoming Disney+ superhero series VisionQuest. The new show is a spin-off from the Marvel Studios miniseries WandaVision. BBC News noted that Morais will perform the role using her native Cardiff accent after initially auditioning with an Essex accent. [1][2]
According to BBC News, VisionQuest will explore whether artificial intelligence and humanity can co-exist. The series stars Paul Bettany, who returns to his role as Vision, alongside James Spader, who returns as the character Ultron. Morais described getting the role as a pinch me moment and said she was proud to introduce her accent to the franchise. [1][2]
VisionQuest joins a list of streaming television series produced within the Marvel Cinematic Universe for Disney+. These projects originate from Marvel Comics, which traces its roots back to 1939 when publisher Martin Goodman launched Timely Publications before the brand underwent a major revival under Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko in the 1960s. [3][6]
In short
- Lauren Morais will play the villain Lisa Molinari in the Disney+ series VisionQuest.
- The character Lisa Molinari will feature a Cardiff accent.
- VisionQuest is a spin-off from the Marvel series WandaVision and stars Paul Bettany and James Spader.
Sources
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- [1]Marvel fans to meet Welsh superhero - complete with Cardiff accentBBC News Entertainment & Arts, 8h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Marvel fans to meet Welsh superhero - complete with Cardiff accentBBC, 8h ago
Background
- [3]Ms. Marvel (miniseries) on Wikipedia
- [4]List of superhero television series on Wikipedia
- [5]Tom Holland on Wikipedia
- [6]Marvel on Grokipedia
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