Brandon Perea aims to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe after his standout performance in Jordan Peele’s blockbuster Nope. The star hasn’t been shy about his desire to join one of the most popular movie franchises in history. Perea remained mum when asked about his meeting with Marvel Studios.

Brandon remarked, Even if he did, he wouldn’t be able to discuss it. And if anything, he’s learnt from the blunders of others who have let stuff out in the Marvel Universe. Despite this, He has refrained from listening to what viewers of those films are saying, what draws them in, and what they find appealing, even if it’s cool to simply receive their opinions.

The young actor’s enthusiasm for the internet will be successful; it is undoubtedly an interesting course to take. Although Brandon has previously stated that he would be interested in portraying a wide range of roles, one has very quickly emerged as a highlight for him in his self-fancast.

The Human Torch

He recently became interested in something he first saw in a fan casting. Johnny Storm’s intrigues him greatly. He believes that his work in Nope really makes that point. For the role of Johnny Storm, he will undoubtedly need to add more sass, but for the opportunity to sit next to Tom Holland or something similar and have that best friend vibe, he believes, especially after watching the most recent Spider-Man, that they will smash some moments. It would be wonderful and a lot of fun.

One of the biggest achievements in Hollywood in the upcoming year will undoubtedly be being a part of Marvel Studios’ Fantastic Four. With the latest news that Adam Driver met with Marvel Studios to consider playing an unspecified role in the movie  probably for Mr. Fantastic, casting rumors are already rife.

In particular, if Disney wants to cast Brandon as the Human Torch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, they can, as Brandon definitely matches a significant age group. There may be a compelling argument for Perea to represent one of the most thrilling characters in Marvel history as he accrues more acting experience. Eventually, though, given that filming on Marvel’s First Family isn’t scheduled to start until the fall of 2023, it might be some time before any firm casting news is released.