Probably so people like me will write articles like this.5181 Preserve Pkwy N, Greenwood Village, CO 80121Ģ964 Dickinson Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32216Ģ13 Cadillac Ct, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701ġ030 Marlboro Rd #1260, Bennettsville, SC 29512ģ799 Cape Landing Cir, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588Ĥ17 Heritage Ave #7615, Canal Fulton, OH 44614ģ8425 North Ln APT 211, Willoughby, OH 44094Ĩ77 Loarn Morris Freeman Rd, Richton, MS 39476ĥ008 Se Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97215Īssistant V President, Assistant Vice-President Who know why Marvel keeps some things secret? Cho, a throwaway character fished from comic book obscurity. Speculation was rampant ahead of “Age of Ultron” as to who Kim Soo-Hyun was playing. This wouldn”t be the first time Marvel kept a minor character under wraps. But why keep Freeman”s role a secret if he”s merely playing Henry Gyrich? He currently sits on the CSA, along with Hank Pym.Īll of this history is ripe for repackaging in “Civil War.” From Black Panther to Hank Pym to the Commission of Superhuman Activities, it all ties together in a neat little package. Most notably Gyrich was involved in helping Falcon taking down the Red Skull. government liaison to Wakanda – and Black Panther – Gyrich has assisted the team several times. The latest incarnation of Gyrich is actually an ally to the Avengers. Gyrich was also part of the tribunal that prosecuted the Avengers for treason, was seated on the CSA when the council stripped Captain America of his title and uniform, and once attempted to completely eradicate all superhumans while under the control Baron Strucker”s nanites.

Meet Henry Peter Gyrich, CIA (or NSA) agent and occasional government liaison to the Avengers: And there is one person in the footnotes of Marvel history that fits this description AND had a role in the original comic version of “Civil War.” While Martin could be playing a brand-new character created for the film, that”s not Marvel”s M.O.

It looks a little bit like he”s playing one game when actually he”s playing another. You”re not quite sure which side he”s on. He works in conjunction with the superheroes and certain agencies that help to…tame…the superheroes power. Surprisingly, Freeman gave everyone a few hints: However, during a recent interview with Italian website BadTaste, Freeman was asked about his “Civil War” character. The “Sherlock” actor is definitely on board, but in what capacity remains shrouded in Marvel mystery.

Most of the actors in question are either reprising their roles from previous Marvel outings or have been officially announced. It all begins with the star-studded “Captain America: Civil War.” Which means it”s time to look to the future and Phase III. Now that “Ant-Man” is in theaters, Phase II of Marvel”s Cinematic Universe has officially come to a close.

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