“But what makes this movie interesting and different from the previous one is that, here we see the full redemption, certainly of Doc-Ock, which makes me think that maybe they may be putting him to bed. Molina previously spoke about his Marvel future in April 2022, noting the "full redemption" that fans saw for his Marvel villain and explaining that he doesn't see Doc Ock turning into a villain again after that arc: Years ago, I was asked by a reporter, 'What is the difference between working in the States and working in England,' and I said, “What’s wonderful about working in the States is that, if you say to someone, ‘I have an idea,’ somebody somewhere will say, ’Let’s hear it.’ And I think that’s what makes us, as performers, want to carry on that somebody will have an idea, and as long as you’re willing to hear it, you never know what might happen. Molina also discussed the differences between working in the United States and in his home country, the United Kingdom, looking at the ideas that come from performers that make them "want to carry on" with the profession: And in terms of other things, I’ll always pick up the phone." For now, if Three Pines runs for a few seasons, nothing would make me happier. "My wife tells me that every time I finish a job I come home and at some point say, 'That’s it, nothing’s going to top this, I’m retiring.' But, of course, the truth is, actors never retire, they simply become less available. The 69-year-old actor looked to the rest of his career when asked about his bucket list, hoping to keep his current run on Three Pines going "for a few seasons" and always being willing to "pick up the phone" for other projects. Molina: "I can neither confirm nor deny." Vanity Fair: "Have you officially retired the tentacles? Or would you be open to another go-around as Doc Ock?" When asked if he'd retired from the role or if he'd be open to another round of playing Doc Ock, Molina played it safe by telling the outlet "I can neither confirm nor deny." Speaking with Vanity Fair, Doc Ock star Alfred Molina addressed a potential return to the Marvel Universe following his role in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Alfred Molina Plays Coy on Marvel Return Prospects Marvel Seeing Molina return was a joy for Spidey fans, but more than a year after that comeback, he seems to have learned his lesson with regard to spoiling future MCU stories. And although he lost one of his tentacles in the final fight, he went back to his own universe as Doctor Strange completed the memory wipe spell for Holland's hero. In the movie itself, Molina's Doc Ock had a unique chance for redemption after Tom Holland's Peter Parker fixed his inhibitor chip, allowing him to regain control of his mind before he turned against the other villains. Even as more actors began discussing their own roles in No Way Home, Molina became the poster boy for spoilers that Marvel and Sony Pictures tried to keep under wraps. I’m just going -' he glared again - 'with a kind of mean look on my face.Spider-Man: No Way Home star Alfred Molina may have been the first actor to spoil the threequel's Multiversal surprises, but the Doc Ock star isn't about to do the same thing a second time.įollowing reports in late 2020 regarding Molina's unexpected return to the Spider-Man world, the actor fully revealed that he was joining the MCU in the new sequel, much to Marvel Studios' chagrin. 'I just do that a lot, and the arms are doing all the killing and smashing and breaking. 'My basic physical move as Doc Ock, as the actor, is just this,' he said as he glared intensely at the Zoom camera and made a menacing noise.
"When the actor asked Jon Watts, the director of 'No Way Home,' how the movie would bring Doc Ock back - since, as he pointed out, 'I died' - Molina said the director told him, 'In this universe, no one really dies.' It was very interesting going back after 17 years to play the same role, given that in the intervening years, I now have two chins, a wattle, crow’s feet and a slightly a slightly dodgy lower back.' I actually described myself as the worst kept secret in Hollywood!' “'When we were shooting it, we were all under orders not to talk about it, because it was supposed to be some great big secret, but, you know, it’s all over the internet.
It has only been reported by major Hollywood trades and not yet confirmed by Sony or Marvel Studios, but actor Alfred Molina took it upon himself in an interview with Variety to confirm he is most definitely returning as Doctor Octopus in SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME.
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