After Charlie Cox made a brief appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home, many fans were eager to see more of the character they had become familiar with in the critically acclaimed series Daredevil on Netflix.
After that, we watched Vincent D’Onofrio in Hawkeye, and then we were thrilled to see Daredevil make his triumphant return in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
Nobody anticipated this triumphant comeback, with Charlie Cox himself admitting in an interview that he “did not expect to be invited to repeat the part.” Thankfully, a new series called Daredevil: Born Again has begun, although this Daredevil differs somewhat from the one we last saw, which is good news for both Charlie Cox and us as fans.
Even though it’s being called a “miniseries,” the show will have 18 episodes. Despite being thought to have died at the end of Hawkeye, Kingpin is still the main antagonist. Nothing has been formally announced as of yet, despite the fact that this presents the ideal chance to reveal the remaining members of the Defenders.
Here is everything we currently know about the upcoming Daredevil Marvel Cinematic Universe series. More information will undoubtedly be released once filming begins in 2023.
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Daredevil: Born Again Release Date
We’ll have to wait and see how the next Daredevil MCU adaptation will differ from the Netflix version. But it appears that a different kind of Daredevil is in the works with a new creative team and Kevin Feige in authority. Moreover, it won’t be based on the Born Again comic book series from 1986.
Although the new show is still in development, not all the information has been made public. As of right now, we know that the series, like all of the more recent Marvel programming, will only be available for streaming on Disney+. The release date of this show is scheduled for the spring of 2024.
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Cast Members
Daredevil: Born Again has a small confirmed cast at the moment. Vincent D’Onofrio and Charlie Cox are the only actors who have been formally confirmed so far.
Currently, Matt Corman and Chris Ord, both writers for the 2010 television program Covert Affairs, will write the show. This will be their first venture into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. These two will also serve as the project’s executive producers.
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Who Might Join Daredevil: Born Again’s Principal Cast?
There is still a tonne of casting rumors circulating regarding the potential cast members, the greatest of which is a specific character from Hawkeye.
We already have formal confirmation that Echo, portrayed by Alaqua Cox, will be the lead character in her very own series when it premieres in 2023. Since Echo was last seen “killing” Kingpin in the series, Charlie Cox is presently listed as a cast member.
It is possible that when Charlie Cox appears, we will learn more about the cast members’ roles. Tatiana Maslany will (hopefully) return to the show in a future episode, and Jennifer Walters has undoubtedly established her connections to Matt Murdock in a fairly definite way.
However, Daredevil wouldn’t be the same without a lot of his team behind the scenes. Here are just a few of the outstanding actors and characters from the first season who deservingly may be seen in this new one.
Again, none of them have been confirmed, but optimism is a powerful force, and Cox has expressed interest in bringing back his former co-stars for the new program.
Elden Henson plays Matt’s best friend and business partner, Foggy Nelson, and Deborah Ann Woll portrays Karen Page, a former secretary turned fiery reporter, in the Netflix series Daredevil.
Wilson’s lover and future wife, Vanessa Marianna-Fisk, is portrayed by Ayelet Zurer in the Netflix series. Wilson Bethel joins the cast of Daredevil in the third season as Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter, a deranged psychopath modeled by Bullseye from the comic books.
Finally, Jon Bernthal, who later had his own series, was first presented in Season 2 as Frank Castle, a.k.a. “The Punisher.” It would be interesting to see Bernthal join the MCU because his portrayal of the ultra-violent character was one of the greatest.
Is Daredevil: Born Again a Reboot Or A Continuation?
The television program is unquestionably a reboot, and viewers should not presume that all of the previously established canons will continue to take place in this alternate reality.
Charlie Cox has stated that this is Season 1 and not Season 4 and that Matt Murdock has assumed the identity of Daredevil. He also makes the suggestion that some aspects of the character may be reconsidered or even rewritten.
This suggests that we might get to experience some of our favorite Daredevil scenes with a stronger Marvel Cinematic Universe feel.
This time around, the production crew has access to more heroes, and there is a lot more production value, so this might very well be the reboot that we didn’t even realize we needed.
