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Business Upturn
28-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Daredevil: Born Again Season 2: Release date, cast updates and what to expect next
By Aman Shukla Published on July 28, 2025, 18:00 IST Last updated July 28, 2025, 18:09 IST Hell's Kitchen is about to get even hotter. Daredevil: Born Again is officially coming back for Season 2, and after that cliffhanger-packed Season 1 finale, fans are dying to see what's next. With more action, deeper drama, and a few surprise faces along the way, Marvel's street-level saga is ramping up to deliver another knockout season. Here's everything we know so far—from when it's dropping to who's back (and who's new), plus a look at what might be coming in Matt Murdock's next gritty chapter. When Is Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Coming Out? Mark your calendars— Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 is slated to premiere on Disney+ in March 2026. That's a quick turnaround from Season 1's March 2025 debut, keeping fans hooked without the usual long wait. Production wrapped in July 2025 after kicking off in February, promising a tight eight-episode run packed with intense drama. Unlike Season 1's nine episodes, this season trims one episode but doubles down on stakes, with whispers of a darker, more thrilling story. Who's Back in Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Cast? Season 2 is bringing back most of the fan-favorite cast, plus some fresh blood to shake things up in Hell's Kitchen. Returning Faces: Charlie Cox is back as Matt Murdock/Daredevil, now rocking a sleek black suit straight out of the 'Shadowland' comics. He's hinted this season contains some of his favorite Daredevil scripts yet. Vincent D'Onofrio returns as Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin—now the mayor of New York and more dangerous than ever. Deborah Ann Woll reprises her role as Karen Page. This time, she's got a bold red wig and an expanded arc that fans are buzzing about. Elden Henson is also back as Foggy Nelson. Yes, even after what happened in Season 1—he's expected to appear through emotional flashbacks. Wilson Bethel's Bullseye is back, now fully suited up with the iconic target logo. He's unstable, deadly, and definitely not done causing chaos. Ayelet Zurer returns as Vanessa Fisk, putting any recasting rumors to rest. Her dynamic with Kingpin looks like it'll get even more complex. You'll also see Margarita Levieva, Nikki M. James, Genneya Walton, Arty Froushan, Clark Johnson , and Michael Gandolfini back in their roles, continuing the grounded, street-level stories. Jon Bernthal's Punisher shows up too, though in a smaller role, possibly as a lead-in to a spin-off special. And the big surprise? Krysten Ritter is back as Jessica Jones , officially folding her Netflix antihero into the Disney+ Marvel universe. Royce Johnson and Susan Varon , familiar faces from the Netflix era, are also back—helping keep that gritty tone fans loved. Camila Rodriguez is appearing as Angela del Toro, niece of the original White Tiger. Expect some vigilante legacy threads. Newcomers: Matthew Lillard joins the show in a morally complex role that's still under wraps. Based on his past work, expect something unpredictable. Lili Taylor plays the Governor of New York and a major political threat to Fisk—yes, things are getting political. Sydney Parra, Annie Parisse, and James Armstrong have all been spotted on set, though their roles are still a mystery. What Can Fans Expect from Season 2? Season 2 picks up right after Fisk's power play at the end of Season 1, with New York under martial law thanks to his Anti-Vigilante Task Force. Matt Murdock is fully embracing his Daredevil identity again—and this time, he's not holding back. Here's what's brewing: Daredevil vs Kingpin 2.0: This rivalry is now political, personal, and brutal. With Fisk in the mayor's seat, Matt is fighting not just crime, but the entire system. Bullseye Unleashed: Bethel's return means more chaos, and his upgraded comic-accurate suit suggests he's not just back—he's ready to wreak havoc. Jessica Jones x Daredevil: The crossover we didn't know we needed. Their personalities clash, but both have a deep respect for justice—expect tension, team-ups, and maybe a few philosophical fights. The 'Shadowland' Vibes: Matt's black suit and some cryptic comments from D'Onofrio have fans thinking we might see elements of the Shadowland storyline, where Daredevil wrestles with darker leadership—possibly even taking over The Hand. Political Intrigue Meets Street Brawls: With Lili Taylor's governor going toe-to-toe with Fisk and Lillard's mystery character stirring the pot, the show's scale is expanding without losing its street-level heart. Flashbacks and Heartbreak: Foggy's return—even if only in memories—promises to pack an emotional punch. Karen's arc will dig deeper into her resilience and relationship with Matt. And yes—this season isn't just setting up the next fight. Marvel TV boss Brad Winderbaum has teased long-term plans, even throwing around words like 'Season 3' and 'Season infinity.' So Daredevil's just getting started. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Geek Tyrant
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Tyrant
Joe Carnahan Reflects on His Unmade DAREDEVIL Trilogy Set Across the 1970s and '80s — GeekTyrant
Back in 2012, director Joe Carnahan was circling a bold and brutal Daredevil film that was just months from becoming a reality, until it wasn't. As the clock ticked down on 20th Century Fox's rights to the character, the studio scrambled to keep Matt Murdock in their corner. Carnahan was hot off The Grey and The A-Team, and was their Hail Mary. But, then time ran out, and Marvel got the rights back, and Carnahan's vision faded away. Now, more than a decade later, Carnahan is opening up about the project, which would've given us a version of Daredevil unlike anything Marvel has delivered. Carnahan told CBR: 'You know what's funny? My Daredevil was a trifecta, and it was Daredevil '73 which was classic rock, Daredevil '79, which was punk rock, [and] Daredevil '85, which was new wave. That was, those are my movies, right?' Carnahan was building a Daredevil trilogy that pulsed with the heartbeat of Hell's Kitchen, each entry soaked in the music, grit, and unrest of a changing New York. Visually and thematically, it was shaping up to be Taxi Driver by way of Frank Miller. Fox, of course, was desperate to keep Daredevil. Marvel Studios, already plotting its massive Infinity Saga, offered a trade, Matt Murdock for Galactus and the Silver Surfer. Fox declined. Instead, they gambled on a last-minute Carnahan project. But development stalled, and Marvel got their Devil back. Carnahan, when asked whether he's watched Netflix's Daredevil or the upcoming Daredevil: Born Again, admitted, 'It's hard for me to get into that. I think I got my heart broken by not being able to do it. And I know Charlie Cox is great. My buddy Dario Scardiopane runs the show. I love [Jon] Bernthal to death. I should have better reasons for not having seen it, but I don't.' It's clear Carnahan has a complicated relationship with the genre. He added: 'The A-Team was as close as I ever came to, like a guy with a cape, you know? And then, I mean, the El Chicano that just died a horrible death, but it was a really cool, kind of, like, a Latino Punisher kind of a thing.' He continued: 'I enjoy the execution of those, like a fan, sitting in a theater watching them. But, is there stuff [I would work on in the genre]? Like Daredevil, but Daredevil is a blind guy that has this extra sensory thing. 'I'm interested in that, the kind of the street level [characters], you know, guys that aren't really blessed with anything other than this—something has been they've been deprived of something. So they have this extra sensory skill.' Carnahan's Daredevil would've been grounded, bloody, and drenched in style, a street-level character study and the concept seems like it would've been awesome. But, I guess the way everything played out was meant to be, and new Marvel Studios owns it all, and they are running with it. Would you have wanted to see Carnahan's 1970s-set Daredevil?
Mint
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
THE END OF AN ERA
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Mint
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
ENDED TOO SOON!
This superhero series follows Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer by day and a vigilante crime-fighter by night, as he fights against corruption in New York City. Despite its fan base and popularity, it was cancelled after three seasons on Netflix. Credit : PINTEREST Page 2 Elephants dig waterways during the dry season, providing baboons with watering holes. In return, baboons act as lookouts, producing loud warnings of approaching predators. Credit : PINTEREST Page 3 Dolphins are remarkably intelligent, and their complex social interactions allow them to communicate using clicks, whistles, and body language; each dolphin has a distinct whistle similar to a name. Credit : PEXELS Page 4 In Meghalaya's forests, living root bridges emerge from trained tree roots, connecting villages and showcasing indigenous knowledge, harmony with nature, and sustainable engineering. Credit : PEXELS Page 5 Koh Ker, once the Khmer Empire's capital, features the pyramid-shaped Prasat Thom temple, surrounded by forest, evoking Cambodia's majestic history. Credit : UNSPLASH Page 6 Vitamin C isn't just for immunity it supports glowing skin, faster healing, and fights oxidative stress. Discover superfoods that naturally pack the highest Vitamin C punch! Credit : PEXELS Page 7 Known as the 'Dynamite Tree,' this tropical plant can blast its seeds at speeds of 150 mph! Its woody fruits burst with a loud bang, sending seeds flying. Credit : PINTEREST Page 8
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Taylor Dearden, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Chase Sui Wonders, Brandon Sklenar, and Meg Stalter to headline Breakout Award Panel at Newport Beach TV Fest
Five up-and-coming TV stars will be honored at the inaugural Newport Beach TV Fest on June 7, in a panel moderated by Gold Derby editor-in-chief Debra Birnbaum. The Breakout Award Panel recipients are Taylor Dearden (Dr. Mel King in HBO Max's The Pitt), Patrick Schwarzenegger (Saxon Ratliff in The White Lotus), Brandon Sklenar (Spencer Dutton in 1923), Meg Stalter (Kayla in Hacks), and Chase Sui Wonders (Quinn Hackett in The Studio). All of these performers are eligible at the upcoming 2025 Emmys. More from GoldDerby How Charlie Cox characterizes Matt Murdock through action scenes in 'Daredevil: Born Again' 'Agatha All Along' star Joe Locke on learning from Kathryn Hahn, musical theater goals, and the 'Heartstopper' movie with Kit Connor TV casting directors roundtable: 'The Diplomat,' 'Overcompensating,' 'Only Murders in the Building,' 'Paradise,' 'Doctor Odyssey' The five breakout stars join previously announced honorees Adam Brody (TV Performance of the Year Award — Actor for Nobody Wants This), Kate Hudson (TV Performance of the Year Award — Actress for Running Point), Sam Rockwell (TV Supporting Performance of the Year Award — Actor for The White Lotus), and Jason Segel (Creative Impact in Television Award for Shrinking). The Newport Beach TV Fest runs June 5-8, and features a diverse lineup of screenings and events. Held at the Lido Theater in Newport Beach, the event will showcase the largest gathering of guild and Television Academy voters outside of Los Angeles and New York. Tickets for the Newport Beach TV Fest events and screenings are available at Newport Beach TV Fest SIGN UP for Gold Derby's free newsletter with latest predictions Best of GoldDerby How Charlie Cox characterizes Matt Murdock through action scenes in 'Daredevil: Born Again' 'Agatha All Along' star Joe Locke on learning from Kathryn Hahn, musical theater goals, and the 'Heartstopper' movie with Kit Connor TV casting directors roundtable: 'The Diplomat,' 'Overcompensating,' 'Only Murders in the Building,' 'Paradise,' 'Doctor Odyssey' Click here to read the full article.
