Marvel actor Josh Gad disclosed that his character in the upcoming Wonder Man series was originally slated to die in a gruesome, over‑the‑top way, with his body severed in a single scene. The plan was scrapped in favor of a portal exit that sends him into DeMarr “Doorman” Davis’s body, sparking a tongue‑in‑cheek discussion about a new “Doorman clause” that would bar superpowered actors from Hollywood jobs.

Wonder Man’s Original Severed Exit and the MCU’s New Doorman Clause

According to Gad,the initial death sequence would have shown his body “completely come apart” and “died” in a slapstick fashion . The writers later pivoted to a portal that transports Wonder Man into Doorman Davis’s body, a change that led to the creation of a fictional clause prohibiting superpowered beings from working in the entertainment industry. Gad joked that the scenario mirrors Jonah and the whale, hinting at a future narrative where Wonder Man might live inside Davis’s body.

Scarlett Johansson and Charles Dance Set to Join The Batman 2

An insider report, cited in the source, confirms that Scarlett Johansson will appear in The Batman 2, likely as a villain, while Charles Dance is expected to play a high‑ranking Court of Owls member. The film’s cast shift comes after Sebastian Stan was ruled out of the Harvey Dent role, a decision that surprised early speculation.

Supergirl Movie Criticized for Missing Comic Moment

The source notes that fans have taken issue with the Supergirl film’s omission of a beloved “Woman of Tomorrow” comic scene. Critics argue that the film’s narrative missed an opportunity to deepen the character’s legacy, and viewers are hoping for a future correction.

Disney Delays The X‑Files Director’s Cut, Amy Adams Thrives on Apple TV

Disney’s decision to postpone the release of The X‑Files: I Want to Believe director’s cut was highlighted in the article, while Amy Adams’s new thriller series, Catch Me If You Can, has launched strongly on Apple TV, drawing significant viewer interest.

Jon Stewart Uses MCU to Comment on Trump, Spider‑Man: Brand New Day Updates

Jon Stewart recently compared former President Donald Trump to MCU villains, using the cinematic universe as a rhetorical device. Meanwhile, Spider‑Man: Brand New Day unveiled a new poster and teaser video, signaling a major update for fans.