MOON KNIGHT. A first trailer has been revealed for “Moon Knight”, the new Marvel series to discover on Disney+. Its release date is finally known.
[Mis à jour le 18 janvier 2022 à 10h00] It has been several months since Moon Knight is awaited by fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The trailer for the series and its release date are finally known. It is on March 30, 2022 that subscribers to Disney++ will be able to discover this new masked vigilante. He is played by Oscar Isaac, whom moviegoers were able to see in Star Wars, Dune or Inside Llewyn Davis.
In the cast of Moon Knight, we also find Ethan Hawke, in the role of a cult leader named Arthur Harrow. Gaspard Ulliel is also part of the cast of this Marvel series, in the role of thief Anton Mogart, who also calls himself Midnight Man. Moon Knight is inspired by the comics of Doug Moench and Don Perlin. This character first appeared in American comics in 1975.
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Synopsis – Marc Spector is a veteran who suffers from sleep disorders and personality disorders. After the moon god Khonsu bestows his powers on him, he becomes a vigilante who goes by the name of Moon Knight. The series is inspired by the comic book character created in 1975 by Doug Moench and Don Perlin.
Long announced for 2022 without further details, Moon Knight is finally entitled to a release date. The Marvel series will be available to stream from March 30, 2022. Like the platform’s other productions, we can expect episodes to be released in dribs and drabs week following week: the first two on the day of the outing, then one every Wednesday.
- Oscar Isaac : Marc Spector / Moon Knight
- Ethan Hawke : Dr. Athur Harrow
- Gaspard Ulliel : Anton Mogart / Midnight Man
- Emily VanCamp : Sharon Carter
- May Calamawy: role to be confirmed
Moon Knight is to be discovered from Wednesday March 30, 2022, with one episode each week. The Marvel series will be available on this date only for streaming on the Disney+ platform, like the studio’s other productions. No TV broadcast is planned.
