Marvel’s Moon Knight Release Date? Trailer, Casting, and Everything You Need to Know

Moon Knight is several volumes into Marvel’s current roster, but now that Oscar Isaac is starring in the series as Marc Spector, a former boxer who gets Ancient Egyptian God-like powers, it is swiftly becoming one of the most anticipated properties in the Marvel pipeline.

Marvel is keeping a lot of the details surrounding the mysterious character under wraps until the program premieres in 2022, but TV Guide has compiled all we know about the Disney+ series so far, including who will be joining Isaac in the first season and breaking down the initial footage.

Here's all we know so far about Moon Knight.

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Casting

The series will be directed by Oscar Isaac. Isaac’s casting was first reported in October, with director Aaron Moorhead confirming the news through Twitter in early January 2020. A few days later, The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that May Calamawy would be joining Isaac in an untitled role. In late May 2021, Disney+ announced the news as well.

According to reports, Ethan Hawke will portray the antagonist: Ethan Hawke will join the cast as the show’s major villain, according to THR, however precise details about his character are still being kept under wraps. This is Hawke’s first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The Moon Knight Release Date has been set.

In 2022, the shows will premiere: Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, and She-Hulk will all be available on Disney+ in 2022, according to Marvel during the 2021 Disney+ Day celebration.

 

In March, production began: The Hawke revelation was accompanied by the announcement that Marvel will begin filming the show in Budapest in March 2021.

Moon Knight: Who Is He?

The backstory of the character is entertaining. Moon Knight debuted in Werewolf by Night in 1975, created by Doug Moench and Don Perlin. He’s worked with the Avengers, the Secret Avengers, and the X-Men, including She-Hulk, since then. Moon Knight will concentrate around Marc Spector, a former boxer who becomes a marine and eventually a mercenary unless the MCU goes back and entirely rewrites his origin story.

He’s offered a chance to redeem himself by becoming a god’s avatar on Earth after being connected with the Egyptian gods (it’s a lengthy story!). He refers to himself as “The Fist of Khonshu,” after the ancient Egyptian god of the moon Khonshu. He also has several alter personalities and is frequently compared to Batman from DC Comics.

The character possesses ambiguous abilities. He has the abilities of a soldier thanks to his military training, but when it comes to being a superhero, things are a little fuzzy. He has a high pain tolerance and depending on the situation, his numerous identities help or hinder him in fighting others (dissociative identity disorder is suspected). Also, because his abilities are derived from the moon deity, they are subject to lunar cycles.

But he does have a cool costume! Parts of his outfit are composed of adamantium (the same material as Wolverine’s claws), and he wears a massive cape to assist him to fall gracefully from tremendous heights.

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What Happens Behind the Scenes

The list of directors is outstanding. According to Deadline, Egyptian filmmaker Mohamed Diab has been chosen to direct Moon Knight. According to THR, Moorhead and his directing partner Justin Benson will also direct “many episodes.”

Jeremy Slater is the host of the show. Slater has been chosen to conceive and manage the writing team for the new series, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Slater is the creator of The Umbrella Academy, a Netflix comic book adaptation. He was also a co-writer for the Fantastic Four film from 2015.

For years, Marvel has been attempting to produce a Moon Knight film or television series. Before the MCU was even a thing, Marvel contemplated bringing Moon Knight to the small screen with a series back in 2006. That, however, did not work out. James Gunn, the director of Guardians of the Galaxy, then revealed that he had pitched a Moon Knight film, but it was never made.