Last month, we announced Kat’s participation in Audible’s adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman. Still set to debut on July 15, the author shared on Twitter that fans without access to platform must not fear, as The Sandman will also be available on Brilliance Publishing a bit later, on September 23.
A small yet still exciting information regarding Dollface is IMDb’s inclusion of the upcoming second season on its list.
As far as WandaVision is concerned, we have received no updates pertaining to Kat but it’s rumoured that the series will have more episodes than previously thought.
According to Coming Soon, WandaVision is to resume filming in July, upon actor Paul Bettany cancelled his appearance at the Tampa Bay Comic Convention in lieu of the project. It is unknown whether Kat’s scenes are done recording, and thus we’ll keep an eye on more news from the set. WandaVision is due to premiere in December as part of MCU’s “Phase Four”.
The internet is abuzz with a quotation from Good For You, Whitney Cummings’s podcast, which recently played host to Kat Dennings. Around the 01:20:00 mark, when discussing stunts, and remembering an ankle injury from years ago, she said:
“There was a scene where I am running through a field full of dangers during a shoot at night and there are no tricks or doubles to replace me”.
The quote is being attributed to WandaVision, which saw its production interrupted due to the breaking of the global pandemic we are enduring. The overall work atmosphere described by Kat, coupled with the fact she revealed this work to be for television, ties in well with what is known about the series, particularly with the set photographs that surfaced on Instagram a couple of months ago.
Unless there is yet another surprise project up Kat’s sleeve, it is safe to give this conjecture credit. However, it should be noted that in no moment does Kat explicitly connect these stunts with the series, either on the podcast or elsewhere.
According to Deadline, Marvel Studios has added WandaVision to the list of shows whose production is interrupted due to coronavirus concerns, together with other live-action projects from Disney.
On her Twitter, Kat has retweeted several posts relating to the pandemic, urging everyone to stay home. Earlier today, she tweeted the following.
STOP GOING OUT. Even if you’re healthy and feel fine, you can carry the virus to someone vulnerable who could become very sick or die. It isn’t just older people who are at risk. Someone younger who has gone through chemo, has respiratory issues, etc. We have to protect everyone.
— Kat Dennings (@OfficialKat) March 15, 2020
It’s out! Disney+ has finally delivered both an official synopsis and trailer for Wandavision. Unfortunately, Kat is nowhere to be seen in the sneak peek clip but it’s still a joy to get a feeling of what the show is going to be like.
“Marvel Studios’ “WandaVision” blends the style of classic sitcoms with the Marvel Cinematic Universe in which Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany)—two super-powered beings living their ideal suburban lives—begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.
The trailer can be watched here.
According to a new trailer for this year’s releases on Disney+, Marvel’s WandaVision should be coming to the streaming service later this year alongside The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. The series, originally scheduled for 2021, stars Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany in the lead roles. No actual footage from the show is used in the trailer, where artwork serves as a placeholder for the show. Still, this means Darcy Lewis is making a comeback earlier than expected!
