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Whilst doing promotional work for Iron Man 3, Don Cheadle, a.k.a. Rhodey/War Machine, spoke to Collider about the possibility of the character turning up in The Avengers 2.

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It’s no secret that Robert Downey Jr.’s contract with Marvel Studios is up after the upcoming Iron Man 3. Whilst it seemed a given that he would sign on for more Tony Stark adventures, that may not be the case. Speaking to GQ, Downey Jr. seems to allude to being done with the character.

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Recently speaking to Total Film, geek God Joss Whedon gave his thoughts on The Avengers 2 and the pressures that come with such a huge spectacle of a film.

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Morris Chestnut has taken to Twitter with a post that suggests he’s in talks for Marvel’s Black Panther.

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Firstly, let me start this post by saying I have a little confession to make: I’d heard of this next story a little while ago, I just prayed that it wouldn’t be true and went with the ostrich outlook — bury your head in the sand and hope it goes away.

Well, sadly, this story has most definitely not gone away and now looks pretty nailed on to happen. Dave Bautista, Batista of WWE fame, has signed on for James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy film.

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With recent talk that a new Hulk solo outing — closely following the Planet Hulk comic arc — would set up after The Avengers 2, overseer of all things Marvel, Joss Whedon, denied these rumors earlier this week. Well, the guys over at Deadline have managed to get a bit more from Whedon on his Hulk thoughts.

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Mark Ruffalo has recently taken to Twitter to give an update on a possible solo outing for the Hulk.

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Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige recently talked with SFX Magazine, with some snippets of that interview having already been reported on this site.

Well, some more details have become available, particularly pertaining to the more mystical side of Marvel and to which heroes won’t make the cut for The Avengers 2.

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With Marvel’s ‘Phase Two’ sets of films due to commence later this year with Iron Man 3, SFX Magazine has been talking to Marvel Studios President of Production Kevin Feige about the upcoming set of films.

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As it happens, I was watching The Avengers only a few nights ago and thinking to myself about how it’s a shame that there’s not another Hulk film on the way any time soon. Well, it seems as if there may be a light at the end of that particular tunnel.

With ‘Phase Two’ of Marvel’s cinematic universe about to kick off this May with Iron Man 3, details are starting to emerge about a possible Hulk film. ‘Phase Two’ will be made up of Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy and The Avengers 2. No Hulk solo outing there, then.

Latino Review, however, is reporting that there will be big things to come in ‘Phase Three’ for The Hulk.

Be warned: there are potential spoilers for The Avengers 2 and other future Marvel films after the break.

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Even though the release of The Avengers 2 is still over two years away, Joss Whedon has been working hard on that project already. MTV caught up with the writer/director, who discussed the sequel to last summer’s smash hit.

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It was reported a few months ago that Jeremy Renner wasn’t entirely happy with the direction Hawkeye took in The Avengers. Renner was quoted as saying, “At the end of the day, 90% of the movie, I’m not the character I signed on to play. I’m literally in there for two minutes, and then all of a sudden…”

I can kind of feel his pain, especially since Hawkeye was mainly used as a plot point, but it was a role that furthered the story that was trying to be put across.

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After chewing scenery in both Thor and The Avengers, MSN managed to speak to Tom Hiddleston about whether we’ll see him return as Loki for The Avengers 2.

The Directors Guild of America in Hollywood last night hosted a special screening of Avengers Assemble with the film’s writer/director, Joss Whedon. Following the film was a Q&A segment, with Whedon elaborating on what didn’t quite make the final cut and also hinting at what may be on the way in 2015′s The Avengers 2.