Taskmaster's death in Thunderbolts* is definitive, but an MCU actor's recent comments suggest another Marvel character can take her place.

S ome Thunderbolts*concept art for Taskmaster has recently surfaced online, and I cannot help but wish we had seen more of ...

"Thunderbolts*" features a team of antiheroes, including Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes and Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova.

Recently, writer Eric Pearson revealed that his script saw Antonia Dreykov make it to the credits alive, forming a close bond with Ghost along the way. It's unclear why Olga Kurylenko only ...

Marvel concept artist Constantine Sekeris reveals some alternate Thunderbolts* costumes for Taskmaster and Ava Starr/Ghost.

This behind-the-scenes glimpse is particularly telling because it confirms Kurylenko was physically present on set to portray Antonia Dreykov. Given that the character is masked for the vast ...

That masked individual is Taskmaster, aka Antonia Dreykov (Olga Kurylenko). If you recall from 2021’s Black Widow, Antonia was the brainwashed and disfigured daughter of Red Room leader ...

Still, it was surprising to see that Taskmaster AKA Antonia Dreykov be killed off super early in the film. Valentina tries to get rid of all evidence of the work from O.X.E. Group, which obviously ...

MyTimeToShineHello shared a detailed account of Antonia Dreykov’s reportedly discarded story in the initial version of Thunderbolts*. In their update, the scooper noted how Taskmaster linked up ...

Pearson explained changing Taskmaster from Tony Masters to Antonia Dreykov in a 2021 interview with ComicBook, stating that the comic book version of the character — a hired gun with ...

“In my drafts, Antonia Dreykov/Taskmaster lived out the movie, and she had a bit of a subplot with Ava/Ghost. They’d both been raised in labs, and Ava big-sistered her into how to break free ...

But one of those characters, Antonia Dreykov, aka Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko), did not last long in the movie. In fact, she’s killed by Ghost early in the first act. But via Polygon, we’ve ...