Marvel Studios has released the new trailer for Loki, his third Disney + series. Its release follows the debut of the series’ first poster in March. Tom Hiddleston repeats his role as Thor’s brother, the Asgardian god of evil. This Loki is the version of the alternate timeline created by the Avengers’ Infinity Stones heist Avengers: Endgame, who used the Tesseract to escape from surveillance. Michael Waldron created the series for Marvel and is the lead author. Kate Herron is the director of the six-episode season. In the series, Owen Wilson also plays Agent Mobius M. Mobius of Time Variance Authority, alongside Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Sophia Di Martino, Wunmi Mosaku, Richard E. Grant, Sasha Lane and Erika Coleman.
According to the official summary, “In Marvel Studios” Loki, the mercury villain Loki (Tom Hiddleston) resumes his role as the God of evil in a new series that takes place after the events of Avengers: Endgame. Kate Herron is the director and Michael Waldron is the lead writer. Debuts at Disney + on June 11, 2021. “
Loki’s time has come. Check out the brand new trailer for # LOKI, and begins streaming the Marvel Studios Original Series on June 11 @DisneyPlus. pic.twitter.com/haTd7o1rFF
– Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) 5 April 2021
While previous looks and conversations about the program imply that time travel will be an important factor in Loki, little is known about the plot of the program. Visual effects supervisor Brad Parker hinted in an interview that fans should expect the unexpected.
“Well, that’s almost all I can say, it’s a crazy journey! It’s another project that will meet expectations in many ways. It was so much fun,” Parker told Comic Book Movie. “It was on my hit list to work on a Marvel project, and Loki is just such an amazing one. It’s so cool, and there are so many amazing things going to happen in each episode. I can not wait for people. not to see it.It’s a lot of hard work.We work furiously to make this thing as amazing as possible, and I think people will be excited when they see it.
“That way, it was pretty good,” Parker continued, referring to the series’ budget. “It’s a very different creative exercise if you have more resources, but the appetite for footage is on such a larger scale in the visual effects aspect of things, so it’s a challenge on its own!”
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