The reboot of Fantastic Four, details of which have been released officially announced by Marvel Studios a few months ago, is one of the most anticipated MCU projects by fans (you'll tell us that it's not complicated, given competition). This will be an opportunity to find a brand new cast in the roles of these superheroes, includingEbon Moss-Bachrach in the role of The Thing. And the least we can say is that the actor of The Bearis preparing for it in an unusual way!
Ebon Moss-Bachrach's unlikely training for the role of the Thing
At 47, Ebon Moss-Bachrach has already had a good run on film and television sets. Recently voted best supporting actor at the Emmy Awards for his performance in the excellent Disney+ series The Bear, the actor has also appeared in The Punisher, the unclassifiable Girlsby Lena Dunham, or even Andor. Announced as the future The Thingfrom the remake ofFantastic Four,produced by Marvel Studios, it should further gain recognition among the general public in the years to come. es to come. Especially since he is really determined to à offer spectators a convincing performancein the shoes of this disfigured vigilante. And for good reason: he revealed on the set of the Daily Show that his training consists of look at stones!
Ebon Moss-Bachrach says his training for the role of Ben Grimm/The Thing in ‘THE FANTASTIC FOUR’ consists of “looking at rocks”
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June 22, 2024
A hilarious confession, take it in the second degree; (although…) whichechoes Ben Grimm's appearance. A friend of Reed Richards since adolescence, the latter accompanied him as a pilot during the first test of his space shuttle, alongside Susan Storm and Johnny Storm. Butthe ship is bombed; by cosmic radiationof high power, and each of its members emerges adorned with of a power. Ben Grimm is the most affected by through this mutation, he who becomes a being covered in orange rock, a monster who initially causes fear in others… A complex, gruff character, lacking recognition and of affection, created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in the early 60s, and whichrequires a nuanced playing paletteto avoid falling into cliché. We wish Ebon Moss-Bachrach to achieve this goal. offer it to us!