Character actor and film robust man Frank Grillo, finest identified for enjoying Brock Rumlow aka Crossbones in the MCU, is “disappointed” in how Marvel dealt with his character, “which is why I went over to DC.”
Although the Hollywood trades haven’t reported something official, Grillo is closely rumored on-line to be taking part in Rick Flagg in DC Studios’ upcoming Creature Commandos.
Despite barely being in the franchise, Grillo’s character has gained a prolific following from followers all world wide. Grillo appeared because the villain Crossbones in three movies — Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Endgame.
Grillo’s beef with Marvel facilities on how his character Crossbones was utilized in the Marvel films.
“They never told a story [about Crossbones]. The mythology of the MCU and just what Marvel has in its pool of characters, it’s so deep. Crossbones was there for a minute, but he was supposed to be there longer, then they went the direction they did,” Grillo mentioned in an interview with Comicbook whereas selling One Day as a Lion.
Grillo added: “I think Crossbones serves a purpose, but I think the interesting thing is that if you see how many people around the world have responded to Crossbones, and again, he’s on the screen for a very f–king short amount of time, I think there’s more there. I think there was more meat on the bone. I was disappointed, which is why I went over to DC.”
It is fairly shocking that Marvel didn’t do extra with Crossbones, particularly with an motion star like Frank Grillo on the helm. The character was merely relegated to a cameo in Civil War, the place the HYDRA agent lastly assumed the position of Crossbones. The character does have a wealthy historical past and a prequel collection would have been a unbelievable alternative to delve deeper into among the seedier sides of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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