Aubrey Plaza, known for her role in “Agatha: Coven of Chaos,” has recently shared an exciting photo from the set of Kathryn Hahn’s upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Disney+ series. Plaza’s casting in the series has thrilled fans, including actor Chris Pratt, who has praised her unique talent and expressed excitement about her current success.
The Mysterious Role Of Aubrey Plaza
Plaza has been tight-lipped about her character in the series, leaving fans curious and speculating. However, she has confirmed that her role is significant and pivotal to the story. This has only heightened the anticipation surrounding her MCU debut.
Plaza took to Instagram to share a new image, revealing a Marvel-ized Disney logo that appears to be connected to her upcoming show, “Agatha: Coven of Chaos.” The photo showcases a logo that reads “The Darkhold Diaries.” Although it’s unclear where exactly the logo is displayed, it could be a production chair backing or a banner on set.
A Playful Reference To “The Princess Diaries”
The logo for “The Darkhold Diaries” is a playful spoof of “The Princess Diaries” logo, using the same font style. “The Princess Diaries,” a 2001 film starring Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews, tells the story of a young woman discovering she is the heir to a throne. The similarities between the two logos are evident, with the main distinction being the colors used.
Humor And Parodies In “Agatha: Coven of Chaos”
Given the meta-humor in “WandaVision,” which shares a creative team with “Agatha: Coven of Chaos,” it is likely that Plaza’s upcoming series will incorporate similar elements. While it may not replicate the exact comedic genre parody of “WandaVision,” it could play with various television series or movies in each installment. References to shows like “Mare of Easttown” or films like “The Princess Diaries” could provide a foundation for humorous moments in the series.
The presence of these playful logos might simply be fun inside jokes for the cast and crew during the production. However, given the history of humor in the MCU, it wouldn’t be surprising if these logos hinted at the comedic elements viewers can expect from “Agatha: Coven of Chaos.”
Unfortunately, fans will have to wait until 2024 to see the witch-centric series. Recent reports indicate that both “Ironheart” and “Coven of Chaos” are now slated for release in 2024, extending the anticipation for Plaza’s highly anticipated MCU debut.
