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William Hurt Said He Was "Really Excited" to Return to the MCU Prior to His Passing
MovieWebStory by Heath McKnight
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Hollywood veteran William Hurt's final MCU role cut short by his tragic passing, leaving fans eager to see his Thunderbolt Ross one last time.
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- Hurt was reportedly 'really excited' to return as Thunderbolt Ross in the upcoming Captain America film before his sudden death in March 2022.
- The late actor's final appearance as the character will now be bittersweet, as Marvel works to honor his legacy and give Ross a fitting sendoff.
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William Hurt, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America film