Pedro Pascal Vanessa Kirby Joseph Quinn Ebon Moss-Bachrach Cast Wars
So, to celebrate the release of Marvel's newest movie, which finally brings Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben into the MCU, we had Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach compete in a game of Cast Wars to see how well they actually know each other.
Split into two teams, they started off competitively, like when Joseph and Ebon had to guess what Pedro's character in Buffy the Vampire Slayer was up to.
Or when Pedro and Vanessa had to guess which song Joseph played as Eddie in the Upside Down on Stranger Things.
But, just to prove how much they embody Marvel's first family, they were eventually just helping each other out with answers, and the whole thing was so chaotically wholesome.
Like, they even knew so much MCU and Fantastic Four lore — Pedro in the thinking "dad" stance is killing me, LOL.
You can watch Pedro, Vanessa, Joseph, and Ebon's full Cast Wars video below:
And be sure to watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which is in theaters now!
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