Report: Pedro Pascal Joins Fantastic Four MCU Movie as Reed Richards

It’s been eight years since the last Hunger Games movie and, as it turns out, fans were eager to come back for more of Panem’s most brutal game show/mechanism of totalitarian control. The newest entry in the series, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, has put up an impressive box office performance so far, earning well over $100 million and going strong into its third week. But with so many other big IP movies bombing at the box office this year, it begs the question: Are other franchises releasing too many movies?

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After SAG-AFTRA officially ended its 118-day-long strike, a number of casting rumors about Marvel Studios’ started circulating online as the search for the highly-anticipated movie’s cast continued. Following reports of Javier Bardem and Mads Mikkelsen’s rumored casting as Galactus and Doctor Doom, another acclaimed actor has been mentioned for a potential villain role in the new Fantastic Four movie.

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The Fantastic Four reports keep pouring in, as the latest one suggests that Marvel Studios wants .

Though rumors previously swirled about potentially playing Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic in the Fantastic Four movie, it sounds like money may have stopped that from happening.

Fantastic Four rumors are coming in thick and fast. First, Pedro Pascal was heavily linked to the role of Reed Richards (AKA Mr. Fantastic), and now we know who he might be facing off against.

The Marvels might have opened the door for the Fantastic Four, according to one sharp-eared MCU fan. The following will contain spoilers for The Marvels, so turn back now if you're not up to date!