Moon Knight Post-Finale Interview: Grant Curtis
Moon Knight season 1 continues dominating the conversation in the television landscape even as Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has taken over the movie theater box office, proving Marvel's staying power hasn't waned regardless of the platform. While Disney+ has yet to officially renew the show for a second season, and its making-of Assembled episode has been delayed for two weeks, it's evident that the superhero(es) portrayed by Oscar Isaac will have an important impact on the MCU going forward.
Beyond proving that the studio can succeed while taking risks in terms of more mature content, Moon Knight also showcased the power of diverse storytelling. Not only did the series introduce a protagonist with Dissociative Identity Disorder, it also brought the first Egyptian superhero into the MCU, and actively portrayed a Jewish hero onscreen. It is thanks to the tireless and detailed work of the creative team that all these elements came together in a tale that was compelling for audiences everywhere.
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Screen Rant had the pleasure of speaking to Grant Curtis, who served as Moon Knight executive producer, about how some of the creative choices throughout season 1 came about and where he hopes to see Marc and Steven — not to mention Jake Lockley — pop up again in the MCU.
Screen Rant: The heartbreaking shift in Marc's backstory when it comes to his brother was fascinating. How early on had you guys discussed having his death lead to the creation of Steven?
Grant Curtis: We were led on that journey by Jeremy Slater, our incredible head writer. On the whiteboard in the writers room early on, as we started to map out the most emotional journey
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