After the confirmation of Patrick Stewart’s involvement in the MCU’s upcoming bonanza, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, countless fan theories or rumours about the forthcoming Marvel movie are spreading like wildfire on social media these days. And this list of rumours has extended a bit. Thanks to Halle Berry’s new look at this year’s Critics Choice Awards event.
Berry appeared at the event in her iconic white-coloured short hair look. She also wore a beautiful black dress. But it was not enough to divert the fans’ attention from her hair. The actress is prominent for portraying the live-action adult version of Storm, a vital member of the X-Men superhero faction who is capable of controlling the weather. And we cannot expect the fans to forget or ignore her iconic short white hair look from her previous X-Men appearances. Plus, this superhero franchise is now a part of Disney. So, fans should expect an announcement from Kevin Feige and his Marvel team regarding a future X-Men project soon.
However, the fans are yet to receive an official confirmation from Disney or Marvel Studios regarding Halle Berry’s addition to Doctor Strange 2. Apart from the on-screen Storm, various reports have affirmed that the viewers may witness multiple superhero cameos in the film as a result of Stephen Strange’s Multiverse-breaching actions in Spider-Man No Way Home. Furthermore, they will enjoy watching two new mythical creatures in the movie. The first one is Gargantos, designed after Shuma-Gorath from the comics. And the other one is Rintrah, looking a lot like a minotaur who also happens to be a student at Kamar-Taj.
Will we see Halle Berry in Doctor Strange 2? Only time will tell us. The upcoming MCU instalment has Benedict Cumberbatch, Rachel McAdams, Elizabeth Olsen, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Benedict Wong, Xochitl Gomez, Patrick Stewart, and many more in its cast. It will hit the theatres on May 6.
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