Johnell Gipson

Joe and Anthony Russo have been two of the most important players in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The brothers have directed four Marvel Studios’ films including Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame, and have played a big role in the entertainment franchise’s success. The brothers believe that Robert Downey Jr.’s iconic line at the end of 'Iron Man' set the tone for future films and characters.

Michael B. Jordan is internationally known today for starring in massive blockbuster films such as Black Panther and Creed, but the Without Remorse star initially got his acting chops on TV. He entered the entertainment industry when he was a preteen, with his first role being a small, forgettable part on The Sopranos. Even though relatively speaking, Jordan’s time on The Wire was pretty short, his character, Wallace remains one of the show’s most popular. However, Wire fans might be surprised to find out that Jordan initially went out for a completely different role when he first auditioned for the show.

Michael B. Jordan is globally known due to his roles in major motion pictures such as Black Panther, Without Remorse, and the Creed trilogy, but his career beginnings are much more humble. Before he was a millionaire movie star winning “Sexiest Man Alive” awards, he was a TV actor who had supporting roles in some of the most popular and acclaimed shows of all time. While working on 'The Sopranos' he had bully to bully a young Tony Soprano during a traumatic flashback.

Josh Brolin and Tom Hiddleston shared an epic fight scene in 'Avengers: Infinity War' that ended with Thanos killing Loki. According to Hiddleston, Brolin apologized to him after the two found out he was going to kill his characer.

Mike Tyson is well known for his eccentric personality, high-pitched voice, and lisp, but he’s also known for being one of the most powerful punchers to ever step into the ring. The former heavyweight champion was bullied as a child but dominated the sport of boxing for over a decade, earning a 50-6 record and $400 million in the process. When the time came for him to fight Trevor Berbick, he knew he had to get revenge for Muhammad Ali.

Tom Hiddleston and the 'Loki' production team had to film the show in the midst of COVID-19 restrictions, which made it very difficult. Looking back on the experience, Hiddleston recently called it the most intense of his life.

Mike Tyson was extremely successful in the ring, but he was involved in a number of highly controversial situations outside of it. Looking back on his life, Tyson believes things would've gone differently if his first trainer, Cus D'Amato, had lived longer.

Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson both star in Marvel's upcoming Disney+ series 'Loki.' The two have an interesting dynamic, and the 'Loki' creative team is excited for fans to see how they play off each other.

Michael B. Jordan had to be in peak physical condition when he worked on 'Creed', but that didn't stop him from getting his cheat meals in. In fact, he would wake up extra early so he could go get a second breakfast while he was training in Philadelphia.

Tom Hiddleston has played Loki for over 10 years, starring in several 'Thor' and 'Avengers' films. Now that he's starring in his own show, he's gotten the opportunity to explore more of Loki's powers, and he's excited for fans to see them.

Mike Tyson was sentenced to 3 years in prison after he was convicted of raping an 18-year-old beauty pageant contestant in 1992. While inside, he got another year added on for bad behavior, but ended up shaving off a year after starting an intimate relationship with a prison counselor.

Tom Hiddleston has been playing Loki for so many years that he's become the subject matter expert for Marvel staffers. In fact, the show's director reached out to him in order to help develop ideas for the series.

Tom Hiddleston has played the God of Michief, Loki, for 11 years now, but he never imagined getting his own show. Back in 2018, he couldn't believe it when Marvel offered him his own show because he thought Loki had died in 'Avengers: Infinity War.'

Mike Tyson participated in a number of highly publicized boxing matches, but none compare to his epic 1997 rematch with Evander Holyfield for the heavyweight championship. The two had squared off for the first time several months prior, with Tyson losing the match after the referee stopped the fight in the 11th round. Expectations were high for the match, and the $100 million worth of ticket sales proved it. The match generated 1.9 million pay-per-view buys, and Tyson was getting paid $30 million for the competition. As the defending heavyweight champ, Holyfield received $33 million. Unfortunately, fans never got the rematch they deserved because Tyson bit off a piece of Holyfield’s ear, forcing the referee to stop the match in the third round. 23 years later, Tyson looked back on the incident and admitted he would’ve bitten any part of Holyfield that was vulnerable.

Michael B. Jordan might be best known today for starring in big budget films such as Creed, Black Panther, and Without Remorse, but he initially made a new for himself through supporting roles in TV dramas. In order to land his role on Friday Night Lights, he tackled director Pete Berg during his audition just to convince him he was for real.

Mike Tyson is notorious for the reckless spending habits he had in his boxing prime. He bought an array of lavish items and often gave them away, including a Bentley that he gave to rapper Ed Lover.

Loki has been one of the most popular characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe for the last 10 years. This culminated in Tom Hiddleston getting his own 'Loki' show on Disney+, but Kevin Feige admits he never thought Loki would become so popular.

Sylvester Stallone distinguished himself as both an actor and filmmaker after he wrote and starred in 'Rocky' in 1976. As successful as the film was, people might be surprised to find out that he wrote the screenplay in only 3 days.

Tom Hiddleston has played the chaaracter Loki in several Marvel films, including the 'Thor' and 'Avengers' franchises. After 11 years playing the same role, Hiddleston looks back on his career and struggles to fathom how things have happened the way they have.

Michael B. Jordan has been a part of a few big Hollywood franchises, from 'Creed' to 'Black Panther', but he was also in consideration for a role in the 'Star Wars' prequel film 'The Force Awakens.' Unfortunately, Jordan couldn't get into character during the audition and ended up bombing it. He claims its his worst audition to date.