Weaving was great as the Red Skull. They should have used him more. He won't have any choice in the matter since he signed a contract to do more than one film as the character. Ooops!
He wasn't in the crash. He was transported to god knows where by the Tesseract, and given he's a super soldier, it'd be a safe bet that if that didn't kill him or he wasn't killed wherever he was sent to, he'd still be alive.Phishfood said:Still, I can't see any reason to continue with Red Skull anyway - you have to contrive some way for him to survive the crash and then get frozen so he is in the future and then find someone smart enough to know how but stupid enough to unfreeze him.
Depends how cruel you think Marvel are. Weaving seems to think they won't force him to do another one. They've got plenty of other actors to choose from.SPARTAMARCUS said:Weaving was great as the Red Skull. They should have used him more. He won't have any choice in the matter since he signed a contract to do more than one film as the character. Ooops!
Actors who can get plenty of well-paid work in other films?tmande2nd said:What he says: "I dont really feel like I want to do this role anymore"
What he means: "I am holding out for more money"
Dont get me wrong Huge Weaving is cool beans...but come on how many actors WILLINGLY would give up a huge role is a franchise because they got that bored?
Well there have been three different Red Skulls. One was a mislead for the real one and the third took on the name because the name and the reputation that went with it was frighting. So they could replace Hugo with another person who took the name of the Red Skull because it would mess with people.Studsmack said:Bummer. I didn't really care too much for Weaving's performance, but disruption in continuity would kill me. They really left it open to interpretation as to whether Red Skull died or not. I suppose they could just write him off, though he is pretty big in Captain America's lore, I take it?
Hmm. Predicament.