In a new Morbius video, star Jared Leto teases future crossovers with other Marvel villains. Leto stars as the titular character in Morbius, a gifted doctor with a unique blood disease who ends up becoming a pseudo vampire after a failed experiment to find a cure, which gives him superhuman powers and a taste for human blood. This is the first live-action appearance of the character, who was originally conceived as a Spider-Man villain, before becoming an anti-hero in his own comics.
Morbius was originally slated to open as far back as July 2020, but is now slated for April 1, 2022, having recently been pushed back to allow Spider-Man: No Way Home to finish out its successful theatrical run. The film co-stars Adria Arjona, Jared Harris, Matt Smith and Tyrese Gibson with a tease of Michael Keaton, who previously played Adrian Toomes/Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming. Morbius is directed by Daniel Espinosa, who previously directed Safe House with Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington
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In a new featurette from Sony Pictures, Leto teases what's in store for Morbius, especially now that Spider-Man: No Way Home has opened the door to the multiverse. "In the film version of Morbius,he's part of a much larger universe," says Leto in the promo, continuing, "The Multiverse has officially opened, and there's all kinds of opportunities for villains to meet up." With Keaton appearing in the film, presumably as Toomes, the connection between Morbius and the Sony Spider-Verse and the MCU is likely to be addressed in the film, which will no doubt continue to weave that interconnected web. Check out the video below for more:
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