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Pedro Pascal Joins the MCU in ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’

The beloved Chilean actor will play Reed Richards, also known as Mr. Fantastic

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Pedro Pascal, the beloved Chilean actor, is officially making his MCU debut in the highly anticipated The Fantastic Four: First Steps movie! The return of Marvel’s first family—one of the most iconic superhero teams—has been one of the most awaited moments in this new phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We’re getting ready to see Reed Richards, Ben Grimm, and Sue and Johnny Storm back on the big screen.

The film features a star-studded cast, with Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards, Mr. Fantastic; Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm, Human Torch; Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Ben Grimm, Thing; and Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm, Invisible Woman. Fans were already excited when Marvel first revealed the lineup, and after seeing them in their classic blue suits, social media has only amplified the hype.

The announcement was carefully crafted to honor the team’s legacy. A countdown on YouTube led to another, featuring footage of a rocket launch, which built up to a live broadcast of the big reveal.

For anyone familiar with the Fantastic Four, whether from comics or past films, space has always played a crucial role in their story. And despite their differences, this superhero family has stayed true to what has made them legendary—captivating fans across generations.

Hidden Details in the First Trailer

This first teaser does more than just tease the story—it introduces elements that have rarely, if ever, been seen in live-action. Among them are the Fantastic Car, the H.E.R.B.I.E. robot, and a first look at the film’s main villain: Galactus.

One of the biggest reveals is the Baxter Building, a long-time subject of fan theories in Marvel Studios films. However, it won’t be replacing Avengers Tower. As some speculated, especially since the movie is set in the 1960s—the same decade the Fantastic Four comics first hit shelves in the U.S.

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