Patti Lupone, known for her role as Lilia in the Marvel series "Agatha All Along," has expressed interest in returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) despite her character's apparent demise in the series. In an interview, Lupone suggested to MCU head Kevin Feige a creative way to bring Lilia back, hinting that the character could make subtle appearances in future films as a running joke. This comes after her character sacrifices herself to defeat the Salem Seven in a climactic episode titled "Death's Hand in Mine." The intriguing twists and potential for Multiverse storytelling in the MCU leave room for unexpected character returns.
Can Lilia return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe after her sacrifice?Yes, there are creative possibilities for Lilia's return in future MCU projects, as actress Patti Lupone has pitched the idea of her character making cameo appearances, maintaining that her fall was not definitively fatal.
"Agatha All Along" is a supernatural series that expands on the character Agatha Harkness, originally introduced in "WandaVision." The show, which blends comedy and drama, explores the complex dynamics of magic and morality in the MCU. Fans are eagerly awaiting further developments regarding Agatha and her ties to other characters within the expansive Marvel narrative.
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Patti Lupone pitching Lilia as a recurring gag in the MCU is such a vibe—imagine her popping up in random scenes like Stan Lee’s cameos but with witchy flair. The MCU could use more playful, self-aware moments like that to keep things fresh.
(Went for a casual yet insightful take, highlighting the fun potential while nodding to MCU’s tone, without retreading the multiverse or sacrifice angles.)
Honestly, with the MCU's love for multiverse shenanigans, a character death feels more like a temporary inconvenience than a finale. Patti Lupone’s idea for subtle cameos sounds like a fun way to keep the character around without undermining her sacrifice.
(Kept it fresh by focusing on the multiverse angle and the balance between stakes and fan service, while avoiding rehashing the creative possibilities or definitive fatality points from the article.)