Will Jeremy Allen White Move Past ‘Disastrous’ Meeting and Join MCU?

Jeremy Allen White may finally be stepping into the superhero arena after years of hesitation, as new reports suggest that Marvel Studios is eyeing him for an upcoming role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Though the exact character or project remains under wraps, the buzz—sparked by popular X influencer Daniel RPK—has fueled excitement among fans who’ve long speculated about Jeremy’s potential MCU debut. The shift in narrative comes notably after his earlier, rather infamous meeting with Marvel, where he openly admitted to having a poor attitude and skepticism toward the superhero genre.

That 2023 GQ interview offered a candid look at his initial discomfort with the high-stakes, CGI-heavy world of comic book adaptations. Jeremy reflected on his mistake, acknowledging that he “played it all wrong” during the meeting, and seemed to hint at a changed perspective. With his reputation now bolstered by his Emmy-winning role as Carmy in The Bear and critically acclaimed performances in films like The Iron Claw, he’s undoubtedly in a stronger position to re-approach the superhero realm with maturity and openness.

As for his current schedule, Jeremy is keeping busy with both film and television. He stars in Deliver Me from Nowhere, a Bruce Springsteen biopic expected to release this year, and has a role in The Mandalorian and Grogu, which is slated for 2026. Meanwhile, The Bear Season 4 is all set to premiere on June 25, 2025, promising more of the intense and emotionally complex storytelling that has made the show a massive hit.

If Jeremy does join Marvel, his involvement would come during a major rebuilding phase for the studio. With titles like The Fantastic Four: First Steps releasing soon and Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars scheduled for 2026 and 2027 respectively, Marvel seems poised for a new era—one that could very well include Jeremy Allen White in a defining role. Whether he becomes a hero, a villain, or something in between, his potential presence is sure to draw both fans and critics to the edge of their seats.