At this point, this is nothing new for Marvel films to double the members of the distribution for completely different roles and expects that we are all cool with it. At the time when the House of Ideas was more extensive as a super-fueled suburb, a star who had spread his talents everywhere was Idris Elba, who at this stage both looked at the door for Asgard in the Marvel cinematographic universe and fought the evil forces alongside Johnny Blaze (Nicolas Cage), who was going to the wheels on the wheels.
The two films released in theaters in 2011, while the world got to know Chris Hemsworth like the Down Under Thunder and the MCU was still in its infancy. To join him was Elba as Heimdall, protector of the bifrost, and like many characters in the corner of Thor of the franchise, largely underused. Fans of the star of “The Wire” did not have to remain too disappointed not to have enough of him in a comic book film, however, because he also showed the heat in “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance” which marked the return of cage as second Johnny in the Marvel universe which could set fire. Elba played an alcoholic monk named Moreau and took on him to apply an interesting detail to his character who created an unofficial link between the two Marvel characters he played.
Idris Elba made her characters Ghost Rider and Thor linked
The actors often throw part of their creative flair for the look of their character, and in the case of Moreau, Elba considered it wise to add a pinch of something more with his character “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance” which would return to Heimdall. In the film, his character has shiny and almost orange eyes that correspond to those of his Asgardian Tout-Haut, which the Elba wanted precisely. “Yeah, it was my idea, because it didn’t make sense that I play completely in another Marvel film as a different character,” he told Cinema Blend. “So I said, what about that, we are just going to make them linked. Besides, Moreau, in the script, is described as someone who can see in someone’s soul. I didn’t want to do like that [He makes some serious crazy eyes]So the eyes have become the solution. “”
It is certainly made for an interesting coincidence that the two characters had powers linked to their almost hypnotic peepers, which the fans resumed as soon as they took a look at the character of Elba. Unfortunately, his passage in “Spirit of Vengeance” did not last long because Moreau is killed in the film. As for Heimdall, he fortunately he made a longer race in the MCU, taking five films (certainly, one he regretted doing) before being killed in “Avengers: Infinity War” and even a cameo in “Thor: Love and Thunder”. Hoping that now that Elba is in the DC universe, he returns as a member of “The Suicide Squad”, Bloodsport, and obtains a longer race to live.
