One of the biggest surprises in Marvel WandaVision was the arrival of Pietro Maximoff in the fifth episode, “On a very special episode …”, played not by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, while the character was in Avengers: Age of Ultron, but by Evan Peters, the actor who played Quicksilver in the X-Men movies. It has since been revealed that this “Pietro” may not be the real deal – last week’s episode revealed that Agnes (Kathryn Hahn) is really Agatha Harkness and has been pulling the strings all the time – and it turns out that she does. part of the reason the series went with Peters rather than Taylor-Johnson.
On Wednesday, at the Disney + TCA presentation, Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige said the decision to bring Peters, rather than Taylor-Johnson, came early enough in the development process and then explained that everything is done. part of how “certain people” mess with Wanda.
“This is one of the fun things about developing these things or the blue skis in the rooms,” Feige said. shell). “My favorite part of the process is always the very beginning when we realize what something could be and even at the end of the moment when we refine it and put it in the world. So, there were all kinds of discussions, but I think we got to go with what you saw relatively early in the development process. It’s just another way some people messed with Wanda. “
And last week’s “Breaking the Fourth Wall,” the seventh episode of the series, revealed that someone is really messing with Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) and using “Pietro” to do so. In the episode, Agnes revealed herself to be Agatha and a montage showed viewers what “Agatha was like all the time” was like, complete with an engaging theme song – a theme song that spawned many covers and remixes by creative fans. Of course, there are still a lot of theories that suggest that Agatha may not be the last big evil of WandaVision. There are a lot of theories that suggest that Mephisto or Nightmare might still be behind everyone and even some theories that Quicksilver might actually be Chthon. Fans will just have to wait for the last two episodes to find out.
The first seven episodes of WandaVision are now running on Disney +.
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