'Captain Britain' TV Series Rumor Turns Out to be a Producer's Pitch
Superhero television shows are a big hit nowadays. That is why when a "Captain Britain" TV series rumor broke out in the online sphere, many got thrilled about meeting and following a new Marvel superhero on screen. However, Marvel fans will have to stay calm as the rumor isn't all that it seems.
According to a report by Comic Book Resources, the chitchat started after award-winning poster artist Ciara McAvoy tweeted an image of her work showing Captain Britain's superhero suit. Along with the image, she wrote the caption: "For my 1000th Tweet: Who will be playing Brian Braddock in the upcoming tv series #CaptainBritain?#Marvel Stay tune!" Her tweet has basically suggested that development is underway on a "Captain Britain" series and that casting is happening soon for the series.
She also tweeted a follow-up saying that she cannot divulge any details yet regarding it as she is still waiting for the go signal from the co-producer. But as stated in TVLine, the rumors swirling around is not true for now. There is no confirmation yet for an upcoming series for the Marvel superhero Captain Britain.
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Not all hope is gone though as there are people who are working to make it happen. Blastr reported that producers Chris Lark and Eleni Larchanidou are making together a highlight reel for their version of a "Captain Britain" series that they will propose to Marvel Television sometime in 2017. As it turns out, the rumors is nothing more but a pitch to the entertainment company.
Lark also confirmed their plans via his official Twitter account wherein he revealed that they are currently in the very early stages of their project. Aside from that, he mentioned McAvoy in a different tweet saying his gratitude for her help with the series.
Captain Britain or Brian Braddock is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. After obtaining his superpowers from the Magical Merlyn, he has been going around making sure that the laws of Britain are being followed.
