Ivan Peters' performance in the X-Men movie is very eye-catching, so it has also gained a lot of fans.
When he learned that he was going to join "Wanda Vision", everyone expected him to play the X version of Quicksilver.
Although in the fifth episode, he claimed to be Pietro,
But fans who have experienced the storm still don't believe that he is the real Quicksilver.
Sure enough, he did not play the X version of Quicksilver, let alone the embodiment of a big boss.
He was just an ordinary piece of silver in the Western View.
Just happened to be caught by Agatha to play the role of "Quicksilver", and then sent her to confuse Wanda.
After Monica ripped off the magic necklace that controlled Ralph, he never appeared again.
Many people care about the future of Ivan Peters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
In an interview with Deadline, Jac Schaeffer, the creator of "Wanda's Visions," revealed that she was looking forward to the actor's next performance.
"What I can say is that I think Ivan Peters' performance in this role is amazing. I find it so much fun to work with him and watch him perform. You know, as a fan, I'm interested in seeing what he does next. ”
While the role he played this time disappointed many fans, Schaeffer spoke again about their intentions.
"The idea was that Agatha came to town and she took over the neighbor's house, and there happened to be a young man named Ralph Bona, who was already living in the WestView District."
"In the screenwriting room, we love Agatha's sense of humor, so she talks about her hostages throughout the series." (Agatha has mentioned Ralph several times in her lines)
Before the finale of "Wanda's Visions", Ivan Peters and fans were equally confused.
"I know you have a lot of questions, and so do I. Suffice it to say, guys, I'm a big fan of the Marvel Universe. It's so cool to be able to come over and play with those guys. ”
Although the official answer is always as unanswered as ever.
But if you have a chance later, whether as a quicksilver or playing a new role, you look forward to ivan Peters's return again.