When Thanos snapped his fingers, it was not just a cosmic calamity, it was an emotional bombshell. Half of the Marvel universe turned to dust in a blink, and audiences everywhere found themselves choking on popcorn, staring at the screen in disbelief. For the characters, it was even worse, friends lost without warning, their fate sealed by one man’s cruel gesture. And for Marvel fans? It felt like the universe itself was falling apart. The snap was more than just an event, it was a heart-wrenching chapter in the saga of sacrifice.
Of course, if you asked the cast of Thunderbolts*
which Avengers were blipped, you would get a satisfactory answer. But when it comes to their own characters? Well, the same cannot be said.
The Thunderbolts* cast remember the snap but forget if they starred in it
During the Entertainment Weekly interview with the cast of Thunderbolts
*,
chaos ensued
with a casual mention of character arcs, leading David Harbour to suddenly ask, “Do we know who was like snapped of us?”
The question sparked a moment of collective uncertainty. Florence Pugh initially replied, “No. I do not think I disappeared,”
but later corrected herself after recalling Hawkeye
, saying, “Wait, something happened… I was looking in a mirror and then I came back and everything was changed.”
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Hannah John-Kamen chimed in with a more confident memory: “I was not snapped, but they were snapped.”
The exchange offered a light detour from deeper reflections on character evolution since previous Marvel appearances. It was a reminder that even in a world of timelines and quantum healing, sometimes the finer points need a little refresher.
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Whether or not they remember who was blipped when Thanos snapped half the universe, the Thunderbolts*
cast surely does not forget to deliver chaos, levity, and a spark of old-school Marvel charm.
How the Thunderbolts* cast is reviving classic Marvel magic
There was a time when Marvel fans did not just flock to the theatres for the heroes, they stayed for the interviews. From Robert Downey Jr.
sneakily hiding snacks to Chris Hemsworth and Chris Evans
turning press conferences into comedy hours, the camaraderie of the original Avengers ensemble became almost as iconic as their on-screen moments. Now, the cast of Thunderbolts*
seems to be recreating that same magic, strong performances, shared chaos, and the kind of chemistry that fuels both box office and behind-the-scenes gold.
The cast of ‘THUNDERBOLTS*’ on set. pic.twitter.com/PkVkCfRMhp
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Director Jake Schreier offered fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of a building mid-explosion
, an apt metaphor for the thunderous energy this cast brings, even off-camera. From David Harbour and Florence Pugh’s playful contradictions about “snapage,” to Sebastian Stan’s deadpan delivery keeping the room grounded, the ensemble has already sparked genuine camaraderie. Julia Louis-Dreyfus, ever the sharp wit, balances the chaos with comic precision. If nostalgia brought fans to Thunderbolts*
, the cast might keep them there.
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