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Following some revealing concept art for Avengers: Doomsday and The Fantastic Four: First Steps, some more artwork from Mushk Rizvi's official site appears to confirm that Marvel Studios was planning to move forward with a project focusing on the daughter of Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow) and Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), Morgan (Lexi Rabe), following in her father's footsteps.

The artwork is marked "Iron Man 3000," and shows a teenage/young adult Morgan Stark in a couple of different Iron Man-inspired suits. It looks like an older take on Pepper was also going to feature.

We don't have many details, but it seems Morgan was going to grow up to be a racecar driver (while no doubt fighting crime on the side). There's speculation that the project was being developed as an animated series, but that has not been confirmed.

Of course, the title comes from Morgan telling her father...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has introduced so many characters over the course of 34 movies and over 20 TV shows that it can be hard to keep track of who's who. There are gods, mutants, witches, and superhumans galore. With all these characters constantly moving throughout the MCU, it's easy for some to fall through the cracks of public conscience.

More often than not, audiences scratch their heads asking, "Who's that?" when someone outside the major hero lineup appears, especially characters that pop up in end-credits scenes like Clea or Starfox. But no matter how small their roles or how long ago they last appeared on-screen, these forgotten characters deserve to be remembered for the evolving and impactful roles they could have in the McU's future.

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Morgan Stark only appeared in Avengers: Endgame, but she managed to be an integral emotional anchor for Tony Stark and the entire plot.

Though she has mostly been forgotten since the events of the last Avengers film, there is a chance she could be coming back to the MCU—and Marvel already has an actress in mind.

Is Morgan Stark Returning to the MCU?

Insider @MyTimeToShineH (via @update_marvel) reports that Morgan Stark could be returning to the MCU. She would be played by 13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford.

Admittedly, Lexi Rabe played Morgan in Avengers: Endgame, but anyone who pays attention to deleted scenes knows that Langford was originally cast as an adult Morgan Stark who visits Tony during his vision after he uses the Infinity Gauntlet—not unlike the scene where Thanos snaps his fingers and has...

Marvel Studios had a pretty flawless run throughout its Infinity Saga. Sure, some movies were weaker than others, and not all of its run was smooth-sailing, but for the most part, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's long-form storytelling was a game-changing hit, enjoying levels of consistent box office success that had never been seen before, and acclaim from both fans and critics.

Avengers: Endgame brought about an incredible culmination to that story, leaving fans feeling all kinds of emotions. The Avengers' defeat of Thanos was a bittersweet moment as it came with the sacrifice of Tony Stark, a.k.a. Iron Man. It was a heartbreaking conclusion that brought about the end of one era and the beginning of another.

One character was involved in that in a very effective manner, but there were almost two versions of that same character in that movie. Now, we might finally see the second...

Ever since the Russo Brothers and Robert Downey Jr. at the San Diego Comic-Con dropped the bombshell announcement about the actor’s return as Doctor Doom, Marvel fans have been buzzing with excitement and confusion alike. Well, not just fans, even a slew of MCU actors were left scratching their heads over this announcement.

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Spanning from Anthony Mackie to Gwyneth Paltrow, several Avengers: Endgame stars reacted to the news of Robert Downey Jr. leaving behind his beloved Tony Stark aka Iron Man role to play a supervillain in MCU. But amid the confusion, one actress who perfectly captured the collective disbelief is the Morgan Stark actress Lexi Rabe.

Tony Stark’s Daughter Adds to Collective Disbelief Over Robert Downey Jr’s MCU Return

After Joe and Anthony Russo openly announced at the San Diego Comic-Con, about Robert...

Despite the rumors, the Sdcc announcement that Robert Downey Jr. would be returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Doctor Doom after playing Tony Stark for over a decade came as a surprise to fans - as well as quite a few of his co-stars.

It seems Downey Jr. and Kevin Feige attempted to keep things under wraps by telling as few people as possible, with Brie Larson recently revealing that she was completely taken aback by the news after speaking with the Marvel Studios boss just before Comic-Con.

Gwyneth Paltrow also responded to Rdj's Instagram post with confusion, and Florence Pugh seemed completely gobsmacked when asked about the Doom development in a video interview.

Now, Jeremy Renner has revealed that he never heard a thing, despite being part of an active group chat with Rdj and the other original Avengers.

"I had no idea. The son of a bitch...

One deleted moment in Captain America: Civil War could have ruined the entire arc of Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. In an earlier draft of the movie, Tony Stark makes a statement that implies that he and Pepper Potts are having a baby. While the characters eventually have a baby in the MCU, it happens much later in the films. Stark’s very young daughter served as one of the biggest emotional factors in Iron Man’s final appearance.

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Another scene was cut from Avengers: Endgame, an interaction between Tony Stark and a very adult Morgan Stark, played by Katherine Langford, in the Soul World. This scene would’ve also confused fans and negatively impacted his scenes with Lexi Rabe’s young Morgan in the film.

Robert Downey Jr.’s One Deleted Line In Civil War Would’ve Ruined...

Casting slightly older actors as the Pevensie children in the Chronicles of Narnia reboot is crucial for handling complex conflicts believably. Actors like Elliot Grihault, Florence Hunt, and Lexi Rabe fit well as Peter, Susan, and Lucy, respectively. Actors like Walker Scobell, Roman Griffin Davis, or Iain Armitage for Edmund and Eustace would showcase initially unlikable yet charming personalities.

Casting the children of the Pevensie family well will be one of the most important tasks for Greta Gerwig and her team to accomplish with the reboot of The Chronicles of Narnia. Following the cultural phenomenon of Barbie, the acclaimed director was contracted to write and direct the first two movies in Netflix's reboot of C.S. Lewis' classic fantasy series. While some actors who often work with Gerwig would be well-suited to the roles of the older characters, the Pevensie children and their cousin Eustace are likely to be...

One cut character from Avengers: Endgame could return to the MCU instead of Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man. Rumors of Rdj's return to the MCU have been circulating since Tony Stark's sacrifice at the end of Avengers: Endgame, with the Multiverse Saga perhaps providing the perfect opportunity for him to come back as a variant of the McU's main Iron Man. Now that Marvel Studios has kicked off Phase 5 of their shared universe, Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars are in sight, with the latter speculated to include many returning superheroes from other franchises and the McU's history.

In the lead-up to Phase 4's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, many expected a variant of Tony Stark to appear as a member of Earth-838's Illuminati, but even though several iconic heroes were present, Stark's Multiversal Iron Man was missing from the line-up. However, this...

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With the Marvel Comics we know today being founded in 1939 (originally known as Timely Comics), there are decades of stories and characters ready to be adapted for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Navigating a Galactus-sized franchise like the MCU means we expected some characters would be lost to the Multiverse.

Whether it’s old favourites stopping by for a cameo or a brand-new addition being saved for another day, it’s more than the odd scene being left on the cutting room floor. Sometimes, whole characters are given the boot and banished to Gorr the God Butcher’s Shadow Realm. Saddle up because here are 12 characters who were once cut from the MCU.

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As soon as we heard Charles Xavier in the Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer, us fans went into overdrive,...

A deleted scene from Iron Man perfectly sets up Tony Stark's (Robert Downey Jr.) arc in the MCU. Marvel Studios' inaugural hero had one of the best character developments in the franchise - potentially the best when compared alongside the franchise's exsiting roster. As tragic as Iron Man's Avengers: Endgame death was, it wrapped up his whole narrative in a poetic way. While Marvel Studios did a great job fleshing out Stark in his 11-year stint in the universe, one of the best scenes that could have effectively set up his storyline ended up on the editing room floor.

In a deleted scene from Jon Favreau's Iron Man, Stark laments about how easy it is to get a reputation — something that haunted him and motivating him to work hard to cast off his original image as a self-centered war-profiteering industrialist. Behind his cool demeanor, the Avenger was...

Katherine Langford was cut from Avengers: Endgame as Morgan Stark, and the actress is now addressing if she will return as Iron Man's daughter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The end of Phase 3 and the Infinity Saga completely changed the landscape of the MCU moving forward by killing Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark. Avengers: Endgame's ending saw Iron Man use the Infinity Stones to defeat Thanos, even though it meant sacrificing himself. Marvel Studios worked tirelessly to give Tony Stark a great send-off, which originally was meant to include him seeing an older version of his daughter played by 13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford in the Soul World.

The decision to cut Katherine Langford's role as Iron Man's daughter in Avengers: Endgame has since left the character with an uncertain future. Marvel Studios released the deleted scene to give audiences a glimpse of what could have been,...

Child actress Lexi Rabe took to her Instagram to post some photographs from the red carpet premiere of ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’. She mentioned that her part got cut from the movie. It’s not the pictures that fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) were focused on however, but instead the caption that Rabe said: […]...

Katie Aselton deserves to be in the sitcom hall of fame for her role as Jenny on FX's hit sitcom The League. She created a character like no other that will stand the test of time, and often outshined the rest of her cast, which included some of the greatest improv comedians of all time. Now, she turns a more serious note in the true life tale of Dread Pirate Roberts, playing wife to a DEA agent in director Tiller Russell's Silk Road. We recently caught up with Katie for a deep dive into the life of Ross Ulbricht, as well as a look at what else she currently has on her plate.

It's been a rough time for the entertainment industry as a whole, but Katie Aselton is navigating her way through the madness. She not only appears in Silk Road, but the acclaimed actress also shows...

Silk Road tells the true story of Ross Ulbricht; the infamous dark web mastermind better known as his online moniker, "Dread Pirate Roberts". A brash egomaniac with an ultra-libertarian, anti-government philosophy, Ulbricht created the "Silk Road", an untraceable Amazon-esque marketplace for narcotics and illegal goods on the internet. The film charts his meteoric rise and fall, in tandem with the unhinged DEA agent who initially found him. Silk Road has a choppy, Wikipedia styled narrative that explores the radical extremes of both men. It could have used a more cinematic flow, but is certainly interesting to see.

We first meet Ross Ulbricht (Nick Robinson) at a bar in San Francisco circa 2011. He rails to his best friend (Daniel David Stewart) against the government for restricting personal freedoms. His diatribe catches the attention of the fetching Julia (Alexandra Shipp). She's impressed by his brash demeanor and ideology. Ulbricht wants to change the world.

Silk Road On Digital, On Demand & In Select Theaters: February 19, 2021 On Blu-ray And DVD: February 23, 2021 Starring Jason Clarke, Nick Robinson, Katie Aselton, Jimmi Simpson, Daniel David Stewart, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Lexi Rabe, Will Ropp, with Paul Walter Hauser, and Alexandra Shipp Directed By Tiller Russell Screenplay By Tiller Russell …

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Silk Road Trailer — Tiller Russell‘s Silk Road (2021) movie trailer has been released by Lionsgate. The Silk Road trailer stars Nick Robinson, Jason Clarke, Alexandra Shipp, Jimmi Simpson, Daniel David Stewart, Katie Aselton, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Paul Walter Hauser, Will Ropp, Mark Sivertsen, Beth Bailey, David DeLao, Lexi Rabe, and Katie Aselton. Crew Tiller Russell [...]

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'Silk Road' trailer has arrived and it looks promising.

Lionsgate has released the official trailer for the upcoming crime thriller film 'Silk Road' featuring Nick Robinson and Jason Clarke in the lead.

Inspired by larger-than-life actual events, the film is based on Rolling Stone's 2014 article titled 'Dead End on Silk Road: Internet Crime Kingpin Ross

Ulbricht’s Big Fall' written by David Kushner and follows the rise and fall of the titular infamous website “that sent a seismic shock through the World Wide Web,” reports geektyrant.

According to the publication, Robinson plays Ross Ulbricht, a young, idealistic, and driven to succeed person who is the founder of the Internet’s first unregulated marketplace: Silk Road, which eventually became a multi-million dollar pipeline for illegal drugs. Jason Clarke takes on the role of Rick Bowden, a disreputable and dangerously unpredictable DEA agent who goes undercover to...

Lionsgate Movies has debuted a new trailer for the based on a true story movie ‘Silk Road’ featuring Nick Robinson.

Inspired by larger-than-life actual events, this riveting crime thriller follows the rise and fall of Silk Road, the infamous darknet site that sent a seismic shock through the World Wide Web. Young, idealistic, and driven to succeed, Ross Ulbricht (Nick Robinson) creates the internet’s first unregulated marketplace: Silk Road. But when it becomes a multimillion-dollar pipeline for illicit drugs, Ross is set on a collision course with Rick Bowden (Jason Clarke), a disreputable and dangerously unpredictable DEA agent, who will use any means necessary to take him down.

Written and directed by Tiller Russell, the film stars Jason Clarke, Nick Robinson, Katie Aselton, Jimmi Simpson, Daniel David Stewart, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Lexi Rabe, Will Ropp, with Paul Walter Hauser, and Alexandra Shipp.

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"This guy's the first Millennial gangster." Lionsgate has unveiled an official trailer for a movie called Silk Road, telling the rise & fall story of the founder of the infamous darkweb drug website called "Silk Road". This hasn't premiered at any film festivals and is heading straight to VOD in February for any curious to watch. Philosophical 20-something Ross Ulbricht creates Silk Road, a dark net website that sells narcotics, while DEA agent Rick Bowden goes undercover to bring him in. Nick Robinson stars as Ross, who values freedom above all, and Jason Clarke co-stars as the DEA agent. It's a back-n-forth story about the two and how similar they are. Also starring Katie Aselton, Jimmi Simpson, Daniel David Stewart, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Lexi Rabe, Will Ropp, with Paul Walter Hauser, and Alexandra Shipp. I really wish this looked better than it does; it's a cool story to tell, but this seems...

An ambitions entrepreneur pioneers an online marketplace for drugs in the new trailer for Silk Road, set to open in select theaters and hit on-demand services February 19th.

Silk Road tells the story of the alleged founder of the titular website, Ross Ulbricht, and is based on the 2014 Rolling Stone story, “Dead End on Silk Road: Internet Crime Kingpin Ross Ulbricht’s Big Fall.” The film stars Nick Robinson as Ulbricht, and follows him as he turns his ingenious — if not also incredibly illegal — idea into a multi-million dollar underground marketplace.

Lionsgate has scooped up crime thriller Silk Road and plans to release it in February of 2021. Directed by Tiller Russell, the pic stars Jason Clarke, Nick Robinson, Alexandra Shipp, Jimmi Simpson, Katie Aselton, Lexi Rabe, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Daniel Stewart, and Paul Walter Hauser, and follows the creation of a dark web website that sells narcotics. It’s based […]

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Exclusive: Lionsgate has acquired the crime thriller Silk Road, starring Jason Clarke, Nick Robinson, Alexandra Shipp, Jimmi Simpson, Katie Aselton, Lexi Rabe, Daniel Stewart, Darrell Britt-Gibson and Paul Walter Hauser. Tiller Russell wrote and directed the pic and the plan is for a domestic release in theaters, on digital and video on demand on February 19, 2021.

Following its theatrical, digital, and VOD debut, the film will be available to purchase on Blu-ray and DVD on February 23.

Based on larger-than-life true events, Silk Road focuses on the young, affluent and highly motivated entrepreneur Ross Ulbricht (Robinson), whose ambitious goal is to launch the Internet’s first completely anonymous and unregulated marketplace. With Ulbricht’s passion for the possibilities his invention offers the world, his site – the Silk Road – becomes the world’s fastest-growing drug market, catching the focus of disgraced DEA agent Rick Bowden (Clarke). A dinosaur with a habit for substance abuse and blowing cases,...

Why did Stephen Amell pitch a return for Arrow despite the series ending? Want to see Joe Manganiello as Kraven the Hunter? How about Avengers: Endgame star Lexi Rabe dressed up as Rescue? Want to see some leaked promo art from Marvel’s Eternals? Want to see a throwback featurette for the original Blade movie? What’s […]

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Katherine Langford has yet to miss in her young career.

The Australian actor already has a mighty impressive resume that includes two hit Netflix series, 13 Reasons Why and Cursed, as well as two esteemed films in Knives Out and Love, Simon. In her latest return to the screen, Langford stars in Brian Duffield’s Spontaneous, a high-concept sci-fi comedy that is currently registering a 97% score among Rotten Tomatoes critics.

Spontaneous focuses on Langford’s Mara and her budding relationship with Charlie Plummer’s Dylan. The catch is that their love story begins amid a rising pandemic involving spontaneously exploding teenagers at their high school. Even though the film was shot in early 2018, the film has direct parallels to the novel coronavirus pandemic, something none of the creatives could have seen coming.

“In terms of the relevancy, no one could’ve imagined how this would hit when we made it three years ago,...

We’re used to familiar faces from the DC multiverse turning up for cameo roles in The CW’s TV shows, but we weren’t expecting one of the stars of the highest-grossing Marvel (or otherwise) movie of all time to show up in Stargirl. The DC Universe/CW series reached its season 1 finale this week and it featured a brief role from an actress most known for her fan favorite part in Avengers: Endgame.

In “Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part 2,” Stargirl and the Justice Society had to work fast to stop the Injustice Society from brainwashing the whole country. The first stage of the villains’ evil plan involved Brainwave controlling all the adults in Blue Valley, leaving them frozen to the spot. To personify the horror of what’s happening, we witness a scared young girl trying to wake her dad from this strange state.

The advent of Disney Plus last November meant we got a look at a bunch of Avengers: Endgame deleted scenes that we never saw before. One of the more notable was a sequence originally intended to slot in after Iron Man uses the Infinity Stones at the movie’s climax. In one sense, the scene adds an extra emotional weight to Tony’s sacrifice and also gives him some more closure. However, in another, it arguably opens up a massive plot hole, so perhaps it’s for the best that it was removed from the final cut.

In a mirror of Thanos encountering young Gamora in the Soul World in Avengers: Infinity War, Tony enters a strange orange realm and meets a teenage version of his daughter Morgan Stark, as played by Knives Out star Katherine Langford. This allows him to see how Morgan grows up before he dies, with...

Fans had so many questions about the nuts and bolts of Avengers: Endgame once they got to see it back in April. And after all these months, many of them have now been answered thanks to the release of the movie’s script. Writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely’s mammoth 149-page screenplay has arrived online and features additional scenes and descriptions that better explain certain parts of the film.

In particular, the script helps clear up any mystery over a few characters’ ages. We’ve previously reported on how it confirms that the elderly Steve Rogers is officially 112 years old by the time he’s sitting on that bench but what’s more is that it also reveals exactly how old two of the Avengers’ offspring are in Endgame. Namely, Scott’s daughter Cassie Lang (Emma Furhmann) and Morgan Stark (Lexi Rabe), child of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts.

It's been long enough that Knives Out actress Katherine Langford can finally speak out about her deleted Avengers: Endgame scene without getting in trouble with the Marvel police. While visiting The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday, the actress confirmed that her scene had been cut for creative purposes, but admitted that she was just happy to have been part of the film.

"I'm such a huge fan of the Marvel films and the Russo brothers . . . I was just content with having the memory in my head," she told Fallon. "To play with Robert Downey on the last scene he was Iron Man, on the last day that he was Iron Man, that was just amazing."

The 23-year-old actress went on to call Downey and the experience "magical," and noted that Marvel fans are the reason the scene is even there to see. "That's what I was told, that...

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File this Avengers: Endgame deleted scene in the "you can see why they cut that" category

Some months after Avengers: Endgame snapped up enough box office bucks to become the highest-grossing film of all time, the massive Marvel team-up movie has arrived on the Disney+ streaming service. And a deleted scene from the movie, starring 13 Reasons Why actress Katherine Langford, has been released via Disney+ to boot.

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Bear in mind that this scene has been filmed with a phone camera off of a TV, or some similar combination of devices, so the visual and audio quality isn't as good as it should be. And now, with that disclaimer out of the way, feel free to watch the extra Endgame scene below.

Mirroring the scene from Avengers: Infinity War which saw a post-snap Thanos chatting to a young Gamora on a mysterious and mystical plane,...

“Avengers: Endgame” has officially made its streaming debut thanks to the launch of Disney+, and Marvel Studios has rolled out a handful of must-see special features to go along with the online debut of the highest grossing film in box office history. Five “Endgame” deleted scenes with commentary from directors Joe and Anthony Russo are available to stream. The cut sequences are different from the six deleted scenes that appear on the “Endgame” Blu-ray, and one scene is the much-touted moment between Robert Downey Jr. and “13 Reasons Why” breakout actress Katherine Langford.

The Russo brothers revealed in May during an appearance on MTV’s “Happy Sad Confused” podcast that Langford was cast as the adult version of Tony Stark and Pepper Pott’s daughter Morgan (played by Lexi Rabe as a young girl). Langford filmed a dream sequence in which Tony Stark meets his teenage daughter after he snaps...

Seven-year-old actress Lexi Rabe, who was recently seen as Morgan Stark in Avengers: Endgame, has today issued a statement to the world: “please don’t bully me.” Pull the plug; the Internet was a mistake.

For those not in the know, Rabe was targeted by one fan online, seemingly disgruntled at the fact that her and her mother were unable to stop and sign an autograph or pose for a photograph. In a video posted via Instagram, Rabe’s mother acknowledged that the young actress, who also starred in last month’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters, can act goofy and “silly” while in public, before reminding the world that she’s just seven years old.

Per Instagram:

I hate that we even have to post this. But yet again Lexi’s getting bullied. And this kind of thing makes it celebrities never want to leave the house never want to meet people.

Child actress Lexi Rabe may play Iron Man’s daughter on screen, but in real life, she’s just a normal 7-year-old.

Lexi, who played Tony Stark’s daughter Morgan in Avengers: Endgame, recently begged fans to stop bullying her and her family, and on Wednesday, elaborated on a run-in with a fan that left her feeling down.

The grade-schooler told Good Morning America she was at a mall in Los Angeles when a fan grew upset that she didn’t have a chance to speak with the star, and subsequently chastised Lexi’s parents and criticized her on social media.

Avengers: Endgame child star Lexi Rabe, who played the on-screen daughter to Robert Downey Jr in the film, has urged people not to bully her family or her, reminding them she is all of 7 years old.

In a video message posted on her Instagram page, Lexi, who essayed Morgan Stark in the movie, says: "Hi, I'm Lexi Rabe, and I'm only 7 years old. And I mess up sometimes, so my mom and dad give me tonnes of talking tos and timeouts, believe me."

"And if I go anywhere and I'm acting a little silly or messed up or anything like that, I'm just 7 years old. Please don't bully my family or me."

She ended her message by quoting the "love you 3,000" line from Avengers: Endgame.

Her mother Jessica also wrote an elaborate post asking bullies to keep away.

"I hate that we even have to post this. But yet again Lexi's getting bullied.

The actress who played Tony Stark’s daughter Morgan in Avengers: Endgame is begging fans to stop bullying her and her family.

Lexi Rabe, 7, shared an Instagram video on Saturday in which she explained she sometimes makes mistakes due to her age, but that it doesn’t warrant criticism from fans.

“Hi, I’m Lexi Rabe and I’m only 7 years old,” she said to the camera from her parent-managed Instagram account. “And I mess up sometimes so my mom and dad give me tons of talking to’s and time outs, believe me.”

She continued, “And if I go...

7-year old actress Lexi Rabe has been the victim of bullying online and out in public. Rabe portrayed Tony Stark's daughter in Avengers: Endgame and made Marvel Cinematic Universe fans from all over the world tear up with her "I love you 3000" line. On her personal Instagram account, which is run by her mother Jessica, the young actress posted a video where she is explaining her behavior out in public and stating that she is not perfect. This is really not something any 7-year old should have to be doing.

Jessica Rabe does not go into any specific instances of the bullying in her lengthy message posted at the bottom of Lexi's video. She insinuates that people have treated them badly in public, possibly for not stopping to give autographs. She also insinuates Alexandra Rachael Rabe is starting to become self-conscious in public due to this bullying. As for the cyber bullying,...

You’d think that Tony Stark’s heroic sacrifice to save humanity at the end of Avengers: Endgame would have taught people to chill out and be nice to everyone because, guess what, half the universe could disappear in an instant. Unfortunately, that lesson didn’t translate into the real world.

Iron Man’s real-life family, specifically the seven-year-old actress Lexi Rabe and her parents, have recently come under siege from disgruntled fans, both on and offline. It’s gotten to be so disruptive to their lives, in fact, that they had to take to social media to specifically ask people to stop harassing them.

Lexi’s mother, Jessica, posted a video of the child actress on Instagram recently coupled with a long message. In the video, “Wexi,” the precocious youth, talks about how she is, in fact, a seven-year-old kid who’s not perfect. “I mess up sometimes,” she says,...

Exclusive: Paul Walter Hauser, Katie Aselton (Legion) and Lexi Rabe (Avengers: Endgame) have joined Jason Clarke, Nick Robinson, Alexandra Shipp and Cole Sprouse in true crime feature Silk Road.

Tiller Russell (Operation Odessa) has written and is directing the project about criminal mastermind Ross Ulbricht (Robinson) who unleashed the Darknet and the ‘Jurassic Narc’ (Clarke) bent on bringing down the young kingpin’s billion-dollar empire.

The film, which is shooting this month, is based on the Rolling Stone article Dead End On Silk Road by David Kushner. Producing are Duncan Montgomery and Jack Selby via the High Frequency Entertainment banner, Alex Orlovsky and Elika Portnoy for Mutressa Movies, and David Hyman and Stephen Gans on behalf of Perfect Season Productions. Dawn Bierschwal, Christopher Figg and Robert Whitehouse from Piccadilly Pictures are executive producers.

Darrell Britt-Gibson (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri) and Jimmi Simpson (Date Night) are also among cast on the feature.

Aside from plenty of melancholy moments and action-packed setpieces, Avengers: Endgame is full of surprising cameos, including the final appearance of legendary comic book writer Stan Lee, who passed away late last year at the age of 95. Even though the latest Marvel film saw the unlikely return of minor players such as Jane Foster and Howard Stark, among many others, there’s one interesting character that got cut from the final theatrical release.

As we previously reported, late last year, 13 Reasons Why starlet Katherine Langford joined the cast of Avengers: Endgame, though, at the time, her mysterious role was kept under wraps. Plenty of fan theories started popping up, with some speculating she could be playing Kate Bishop, and others guessed she would be portraying an older Cassie Lang. While that particular role ended up going to Emma Furhman, it was eventually revealed the Russo brothers had intended for Langford...

In October 2018, way back before Avengers: Endgame was released and everything involving the film was still a mystery, The Wrap revealed that13 Reasons Why actress Katherine Langford had joined the cast in an unknown role. It was reported that Langford had already shot her scenes and her mysterious role was an important one. Fast forward to April 26, 2019, and Endgame was finally released without a shred of Langford to be seen! Langford has kept mum on her character's absence, but directors Joe and Anthony Russo have finally explained who she was and why she was cut.

During an appearance on Josh Horowitz's HappySadConfused podcast, the Russo brothers revealed that Langford had been tapped to play the teenage version of Tony Stark's 5-year-old daughter Morgan, played as a child by Lexi Rabe. Langford was meant to appear toward the end of the film, during the giant superhero battle between all the Avengers and Thanos.

[Editors’ note: The following post contains spoilers for “Avengers: Endgame.”]

Last October, Disney and Marvel Studios announced “13 Reasons Why” breakout Katherine Langford had been cast in a secret role in “Avengers: Endgame.” The casting gave the rising 23-year-old actress her biggest film project yet after scoring a Golden Globe nomination for her Netflix series and landing a starring role in Fox’s “Love, Simon.” However, anyone who has seen “Endgame” can tell you Langford is nowhere to be found during the film’s three-hour runtime. It turns out Langford’s appearance from the film was entirely scrapped by directors Joe and Anthony Russo.

In an interview on the MTV podcast “Happy Sad Confused,” the directors revealed Langford filmed a brief scene for “Endgame” as the adult version of Tony Stark and Pepper Pott’s daughter Morgan (played by Lexi Rabe as a young girl). Langford was set to appear in a dream sequence once Tony/Iron Man...

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13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford was supposed to show up in Avengers: Endgame, but her role got cut. We now know who she played.

Warning: Spoilers for Avengers: Endgame ahead!

Avengers: Endgame certainly doesn’t need us, or anyone, to rhetorically butter its bread any further, having just passed $2 billion worldwide at the box office in only its second week. – It’s the biggest movie ever… ‘nuff said. However, for former 13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford, who played a role in the film, Endgame will likely stand as a bittersweet CV entry, since her performance was left on the cutting room floor by directors Joe and Anthony Russo, who just revealed what character she played.

In an interview on MTV’s Happy Sad Confused podcast, the Russo Brothers finally confirmed Katherine Langford’s mystery role in Avengers: Endgame as Tony Stark’s daughter, Morgan Stark, or more specifically,...

Late last year, it was announced that 13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford had signed up to join Avengers: Endgame in a mysterious role. Various theories surrounded the casting, with a common one suggesting she could be playing Kate Bishop. When the movie arrived in April, however, Langford was nowhere to be seen, leaving fans to wonder what character was she supposed to portray and why was she cut?

Now, the Russo brothers have finally revealed the answer. While speaking to Josh Horowitz on his Happy Sad Confused podcast, the filmmakers confirmed that Langford was brought onboard to play an older version of Tony and Pepper’s daughter Morgan Stark. Though the role was always going to be portrayed by Lexi Rabe for the most part, Langford would have appeared in a vision Tony would’ve experienced following his use of the Infinity Gauntlet.

Prior to his death, he would’ve...

Exclusive: Lexi Rabe, the young actress who played Morgan, the daughter of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts, in the record-shattering Avengers: Endgame, has signed with The Green Room Management for representation.

The Disney/Marvel film set a host of new box office records opening weekend, raking in a whopping $1.2B worldwide ($350M domestic and $859M overseas), and shows no signs of slowing down as the Anthony and Joe Russo-directed end to an era pic continues to play around the globe.

Endgame marked Rabe’s feature debut. She’ll be seen in another tentpole picture next month when Warner Brothers’ Godzilla: King of the Monsters hits theaters.