The film will also introduce Xochitl Gomez as America Chavez/Miss America, and it looks like Rachel McAdams will return as Dr. Benedict Wong reprises his role as Wong, now the Sorcerer Supreme (because Strange disappeared for five years in the wake of the Snappening). That old friend is Karl Mondo (Chiwetel Ejiofor), Strange's fellow Master of the Mystic Arts, who grew disillusioned with the order and now hunts down other mages to take away their power. However, the extensive additional photography and reshoots are rumored to include more humorous elements, plus a few key cameos (one of the most enjoyable aspects of Spider-Man: No Way Home).
Comments from cast members seem to confirm this. Certainly the choices of Derrickson and Raimi, respectively, to direct-both of whom are well versed in the tropes of good horror-indicate that the studio wanted to incorporate at least some of the Gothic horror elements of the comics.
There have been been conflicting statements made to the press about whether or not Multiverse of Madness might qualify as Marvel's first horror film or whether it just has a few scary sequences. (Derrickson is still an executive producer.) Sam Raimi took over directing duties. Derrickson left the project in January 2020, citing creative differences, although it seems it was a mutually amiable parting. The sequel to 2016's Doctor Strange has been in the works for years, with director Scott Derrickson initially signed on to make the film. (Spoilers for prior events in the MCEU below, particularly in Loki, What If? and No Way Home.) The first teaser trailer for Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness debuted in theaters this past weekend as a post-credits addition to Spider-Man: Now Way Home. Marvel has just released it to the general public, and it looks like we're in for another eye-popping, mind-bending ride. Benedict Cumberbatch stars in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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