The O.B. actor had a surprising behind-the-scenes role
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Ke Huy Quan may have joined the MCU proper inLoki season 2as O.B., but you may not be aware that his Marvel history runs a lot deeper than his stint in TVA’s Repairs and Advancement division.
A recently resurfaced clip doing the rounds on social media shows Quan – who quit acting for decades before his Academy Award-winning comeback inEverything Everywhere All at Once– as the assistant fight choreographer in 2000’sX-Men.
In the clip, Quan can be seen directing two stunt doubles for Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine. Little did he know that almost a quarter of a century later, he would be at claw’s length from the character in the MCU. Jackman is set to reprise his role, anddon a comics-accurate yellow costume, in the upcoming Deadpool 3.
It was on the X-Men set, curiously, where Quan bumped into a plucky young upstart by the name of Kevin Feige. As Quan recalled toNPRlast year, the now-Marvel Studiospresident reconnected down the line to offer him a role in the new season of Loki.
“He called me and he said, ‘I saw [Everything Everywhere All at Once. You’re great in it. And I want you to come join the [Marvel Cinematic Universe] family.’ And I was just so happy.”
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