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Fans following the production of "Captain America: Brave New World" know the film has undergone extensive reshoots, rewrites, and multiple edits, with many actors' scenes cut. The final version is vastly different from its initial conception. Recent reports suggest that "Brave New World" was originally slated to feature not just Red Hulk, but another iteration of the Hulk as well.
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Renowned entertainment journalist Daniel Richtman revealed in a paid X post that Korean-American child actor Logan Kim (pictured above), known for his roles in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" and "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire," was originally cast by Marvel Studios to portray the comic book character Amadeus Cho, the Korean Hulk, in the MCU. Kim had even filmed his debut scenes for "Brave New World."
Richtman learned from audience members who attended early test screenings of "Brave New World" that there was a scene where the current Captain America, Sam Wilson, visited Amadeus, who was conducting scientific research at Stark Industries, to consult him about gamma radiation pills. Additionally, a now-deleted post-credits scene reportedly featured Sam discussing with the villain The Leader how Amadeus was also transformed into a Hulk. However, it remains unclear whether Kim will return to the MCU to reprise the role.