The case, also known as Ben Grimm in Fantastic Four: First stepis a fan of Brooklyn dodgers rather than Yankees, who portrayed in the comics.
That’s what the film’s director, Matt Shakman, confirmed in an interview with Brandon Davis. He said he took the idea to Jack Kirby’s son, whose father co-created the quartet, to reflect the true spirit of the character.
Ben, in the comics, grew up in a fictional area, Yancy Street, which is a nod to New York’s Lower East Side. But Dodgers in the real world moved to Los Angeles in 1957.
However, the filmmaker said, “In this universe … Dodgers do not go to LA in the comics, they made him a Yankees fan – and it didn’t really sit with me.”
In other news, Ioan Gruffudd that played Richard Reed in the original Great four, Then back on how a third rate in his franchise was not made.
“The thinking was that we should do three. I think the second movie was as successful as the first and equally entertaining to the fans,” he said Vulture.
“I especially loved working with Doug Jones [as the Silver Surfer] On the movie that is just an amazing artist and an expert in the field of movement, ”the 51-year-old continued.
“If you want to witness someone bringing a character to life physically, he is just untouched. So there was definitely that kind of momentum and the plan was to make three films, but these decisions are out of my control,” Ioan concluded.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Playing in cinemas.
