Even though he's already loaned his voice to Marvel Animation, the door is still open for Colman Domingo to make his live-action MCU debut, and there are many powerful Marvel characters he'd be perfect for. Best known for his roles in Fear the Walking Dead, Euphoria, Rustin and Sing Sing, the latter two earning him back-to-back Academy Award nominations, Colman Domingo is one of the most talented and coveted stars out there. While Colman Domingo currently voices Norman Osborn in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, he is also in talks for a live-action MCU role.

Following Jonathan Majors' firing from Marvel Studios, one talented actor became a popular choice to replace him as Kang the Conqueror, but I'm very glad that Colman Domingowants a different role in the MCU. Jonathan Majors debuted as Kang variant He Who Remains in 2021's Loki season 1, and went on to portray several different versions of the multiversal villain in Phase 5. I was excited to see Majors' villains set up as the primary antagonists of the Multiverse Saga and the then-titled Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, but Marvel Studios' plans have now been dramatically changed.

As one of the most prominent directors of his generation, Christopher Nolan is known for helping to propel more unknown actors to stardom and showing new sides of well-known performers in his movies. Since the news of Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey broke, I've been thinking about what actors he should tap to star in the project. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey already has a stacked cast, with huge names like Zendaya, Matt Damon, and Lupita Nyong'o already attached (via Deadline). However, I know that a sweeping tale like The Odyssey will require a large ensemble cast.

Euphoria star Colman Domingo's new Netflix conspiracy series has become a global hit. Following his breakout on Broadway, the actor transitioned to television with early roles in various incarnations of Law & Order, though his big television breakout came as Victor Strand in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. However, it was Domingo's role in Euphoria as Rue's sponsor and a recovering drug addict, Ali, that earned him an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series.