Joaquin Phoenix out as Marvel's 'Doctor Strange' Is Joaquin Phoenix the prescription for Marvel's 'Doctor Strange'?

Doctor Strange 3 may not be released until late 2027 or even 2028 due to no script yet. Cumberbatch confirmed the character won't be in Avengers: Doomsday. Marvel's long-term plans will likely ...

Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) won't fight alongside Earth's mightiest heroes in Avengers: Doomsday. During a recent interview with Variety, the actor behind the sorcerer revealed that ...

Doctor Strange is now the Sorcerer Supreme of Asgard, and CBR catches up with Marvel writer Derek Landy to get the latest on ...

Doctor Strange in Marvel Rivals is one of the most difficult Vanguards to defeat. This is because he can block almost all incoming damage with his mystical shield ability and deal a lot of damage ...

Doctor Strange, otherwise known as the Sorcerer Supreme, is a fantastic Vanguard in Marvel Rivals. He can shield allies from incoming ultimate abilities and transport them from the spawn to the ...

More importantly, Doctor Strange is also getting a third standalone film, so his Avengers absence isn’t a sign of his MCU future. But even if this isn’t a spoiler, it does provide some ...

Marvel Rivals’ Doctor Strange is a flexible Vanguard that can pull off devastating combos with different heroes. Here’s everything you need to know to play him well. Doctor Strange has always ...

As one of Dr. Strange’s two mobility options in Marvel Rivals (the other being Cloak of Levitation), Pentagram of Farallah allows you to connect two locations with portals, allowing anyone to pass ...

with Benedict Cumberbatch potentially returning as Doctor Strange. The scooper shared: “Benedict Wong is confirmed to star in Strange Academy. If Benedict Cumberbatch will be in it, it will be a small ...

Benedict Cumberbatch confirms Dr Strange won't appear in Avengers: Doomsday due to script changes. Cumberbatch will have a significant role in Avengers: Secret Wars, slated for release in 2027.

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