[Bumping face Voldemort] The villain in "#Thor 4#", the god-slayer Gehr played by Christian Bell, was controversial after the release of the movie, such as the treatment of its ending, and the biggest discussion point was that the shape was not restored.
In the film, it is almost the shape of Bell's own white painting.
In this regard, director Taiga Viditti said that this (change the shape) was because the shape of the comic was too similar to Voldemort in the Warner movie "Harry Potter", so in order to avoid some discussion, so the shape was changed.
As for the image of The Slayer in the comics that does not resemble Voldemort, it is known by looking at the original setting (Figure 3-6).
Of course, there is another possibility, that is, purely to save money.
Because of the impact of the epidemic, Disney movies have cut all budgets, and Marvel Studios is no exception. In the early script of "Thor 4: Love and Thunder#", the main villain was the minotaur Dario Agle (Figures 7 and 8), because it was too expensive to do special effects, he changed to a god slayer, who was simple and just smeared some ash on his face.
And the Minotaur Agle will definitely appear in the future, after all, his Roxon Energy Group has already appeared in the MCU, and "Spider-Man: Heroes Of No Return" shows that Iron Man's Stark Building has been acquired, although there is no mention of buyers, but it is Dario Agle and his company that have planned to acquire the building in the comics. #夏日鉴片官 #
