Paul Rudd is a precious star amongst MCU fans, handling to turn Scott Lang, aka Ant-Man, into among the franchise’s most popular heroes, thanks to his humor and the light tone of the movies.


However, the 3rd entry into the legend of the character will be really various from what we have actually seen up until now. Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania will present the next fantastic bad guy of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Jonathan Majors’Kang This time, the fight will occur totally in the Quantum Realm, a ground totally controlled by the brand-new bad young boy, which will be an obstacle for Scott and his household.

The movie will start reconnecting the audience with the titular hero, currently an outright celeb, living his prime and with his appeal at its peak. Joining Rudd will see the returns of Evangeline Lilly as Hope van Dyne, Michael Douglas as Hank Pym, Michelle Pfeiffer as Janet van Dyne, and the intro of Kathryn Newton as Cassie Lang.


The Best Part of Playing Scott Lang

Scott Lang in Ant-Man 3.

Despite the modifications that the character will go through in the brand-new movie, there is no doubt that the essence of Scott will exist, which is something really crucial to Paul Rudd, as he admitted by means of Murphy’s Multiverse:

“Well, I think what I like most about him is that he is a regular guy who still has reservations about all of this. And that, you know, he’s just a dad. I like the fact that he is kind of a part of this group with some pretty impressive people, and superheroes, and that he would be the first guy to say, ‘What the hell am I doing here? This makes no sense at all.’ And, you know, he’s a real person. And so you want to play, I mean, as an actor, somebody who is relatable and hopefully a sympathetic person. And somebody that, you know, you understand maybe what they’re going through. And I like that.”

The star likewise discussed the value of the character as a daddy:

“I like playing the father aspect. I like playing the, trying to, you know, wrap my brain around the situation that I find myself in. So his human quality is the thing that I like the most. And as opposed to probably his cyborg quality, which is the, you know, the part I don’t like. No, there’s nothing about the character that I don’t. I like the guy. Yeah. I mean, I’m biased, I guess, but yeah.”

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is almost prepared for release, getting here in theaters onFeb 17.