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VisionQuest wraps its eight-episode run with a finale to the WandaVision trilogy
Marvel’s VisionQuest has completed its eight-episode run on Disney+.
The limited series continues the story of Vision, played by Paul Bettany, after WandaVision and is the third part of that trilogy.
Vision’s story began in Avengers: Age of Ultron and appeared to end with his death in Avengers: Infinity War, before WandaVision brought him back in a new form.
The series follows Vision and Tommy Shepherd working together as a mystery about a killer called Butcherbird unfolds.
It also features Ultron, played by James Spader, and Jocasta, played by T’Nia Miller.
The production used creative techniques to stage its scenes, including a black-and-white monitor look for an exchange of emails read aloud by the actors.
For a scene with Bettany appearing to be engulfed in flames, lights built into his costume created a glow before digital flames were added.
The finale completes the trilogy’s story, and the series has drawn praise from Marvel fans, according to the coverage.
VisionQuest has completed its eight-episode limited series run, according to Collider.
The series is described as the finale to a trilogy that began with WandaVision.
Paul Bettany plays Vision and also plays Jim Hammond, the Synthetic Man.
Showrunner Terry Matalas said he wanted an episode built around characters reading emails aloud.
The team used visual effects and practical lighting to create scenes including Vision’s fight with Jocasta.
- Who
- VisionQuest, featuring Paul Bettany as Vision and Jim Hammond.
- What
- The eight-episode limited series has finished its run with a finale to the WandaVision trilogy.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The series is on Disney+; filming included England’s Hatfield House and Pinewood.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Vision fights Jocasta during a gala scene, with visual effects used for flickering and destroyed displays.
VisionQuest completes its eight-episode limited series run.
- Episodes
- 8
- Streaming service
- Disney+
- Trilogy
- Began with WandaVision
- Vision and Jim Hammond
- Both played by Paul Bettany
- Showrunner
- Terry Matalas
- VFX supervisor
- John Haley
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What people are saying
Hearing James Spader say ‘LMAO’ is the thing I’m most proud of
I always knew there was no one better to play [the origin character] than Paul Bettany, mostly because I needed Paul to play against his favorite actor, Paul Bettany
It just had to look great, or you would lose the audience forever