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Sackhoff Not To Appear In “Avengers: Age of Ultron”

Sackhoff Not To Appear In “Avengers: Age of Ultron”

August 14, 2014 By S. K. Sloan 1 Comment

katie-sackoff-longmire With all the changes taking place with Marvel characters of late – a few having “coming out” parties, the next Thor a female and rumors abounding over the last several months that Ms. Marvel would make an appearance in Joss Whedon’s next Marvel film Avengers: Age of Ultron. And along with that rumor was a big one that took off like a rocket — Battlestar Galactica’s own Katee Sackhoff (currently starring in Longmire) is the rumored Ms.

Sackhoff is no stranger to Hollywood’s gender-flipping of famous characters. For four seasons she starred as Starbuck on Ronald D. Moore’s reimagined Galactica series for the Syfy Channel. That role was originally a male one played by Dirk Benedict for the 1970’s version of the show.

Katee herself has laid all those months of internet speculation and rumor to rest (some she actually helped to stir up on Twitter) by stating in a recent interview with Vulture that she has not been chosen, or even asked, by Marvel to play any character for the Avenger’s universe or any other Marvel enterprise to date.

“As of this moment,” stated Sackhoff. “I have not sat down with anybody from Marvel for any role specifically. But, that doesn’t necessarily mean that something with Marvel is completely off the table for the future.”

Oh Katee, spoken like a true Viper pilot.

Filed Under: Celebrity Scene, Film News

About S. K. Sloan

Samuel K. Sloan's love of Star Trek brought him to Slice of SciFi, where he was Managing Editor from 2005-2011, and returned from 2013-2014 before retiring once again from scifi news gathering.

Comments

  1. Summer Brooks says

    August 15, 2014 at 9:27 am

    Just for clarification, Ms. Marvel was always a female character… not a female version of Captain Marvel.

    Then there was the whole storyline where Captain Marvel was really a Kree and he and Ms Marvel got blown up, but his DNA got mixed with hers and she came out of it alive with superpowers… and we can’t even go into how X-Men’s Rogue almost killed Ms. Marvel/Carol Danvers by trying to absorb her powers, and that’s how Rogue became permanently indestructible and Carol Danvers lost her memories, everything that connected her to Earth, and she ended up being experimented on by the Skrull and hanging out with the Starjammers for a while.

    There’s more, but I had stopped reading comics around then so I’m not as familiar with the newer stuff that’s happened to her (what she did as Binary, becoming Warbird, etc).

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