At this point, nothing new for Marvel movies to a double book members for totally different roles And expect us all to be totally cool with it. Even when the house of ideas stretched more like a super-pitch suburb, a starfish that spread its talents around the world was Idris Elba, who at the moment watched the door to Asgard in the Chinese Universe of Marvel and fought against the evil forces along with Nyoni Blaze.

Both films hit theaters in 2011, when the world just met Chris Hemsworth as GROM from Down Under under and MCC was still in its infancy. Joining it was Elba as Himmal, a protector of bureaucrat, and like many characters in the corner of the franchise of the franchise, roughly insufficiently used. Fans of the Starvala "The Wire" did not have to be too disappointed that they did not get enough of him in a comic book film, though, as he also turned the heat into Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, which marked Cage's return as a second Johnoni in the Marvel Universe. Elba played an alcoholic monk named Moro and took it to himself to apply an interesting detail to his character that created an unofficial connection between Marvel's two characters played.

Actors often throw some of their creative talents for the appearance of their character, and in the case of Morrow, Elba thought it was wise to add something additionally with his character "Spirit: The Spirit of Revenge" that would return to Himmal. In the film, his character has a bright, almost orange eyes that suit those of his comprehensive Asgarian, which is exactly what Elba intended. "Yes, that was my idea, because it made no sense that I would play in another Marvel movie as a different character completely," he explained A mixture of cinema. "Well, I said, how about this, we will only make them connected. In addition, Moro, in the script, is described as someone who can see in someone's soul. I didn't want to behave like this (he makes some serious crazy eyes), so my eyes have become a solution."

It is certainly done for an interesting coincidence that both characters had power associated with their almost hypnotic epicers, for which fans collected as soon as they looked at the image of Elbe. Unfortunately, his style in the "spirit of revenge" did not last long while Moro was killed in the film. As for Himmal, he fortunately got a longer period in MCU, taking five films (Obviously, the one he complains about) Before being killed in "Avengers: Infinite War" and even to get Camo in "Thor: Loveubov and GROM". Hoping hoping now that Elba is in the DC universe, he makes a comeback as a member of Suicide Squad, Bloodsport and will receive a longer habit.