I also think she would do a phenomenal job holding her own against Ryan Reynolds as the Merc with a Mouth in the next Deadpool movie, because what better way is there to introduce her? Not to mention, casting Sydney Sweeney in the role would mean an absolute game-changer for her career.
Positivity is actually a prime characteristic of Gwenpool.īringing in average comic book reader turned inter-dimensional, fourth-wall-breaking vigilante Gwendolyn Poole would be an absolute game-changer for the MCU. Speaking of unique departures, one type of role that Sydney Sweeney certainly has some room to add in her repertoire is someone who is actually, to be frank, “happy.” Most of her characters come from very troubled backgrounds, make certain questionable decisions, or struggle to have a positive outlook. Either way, this is the kind of role that Sydney Sweeney could really make something great out of and it would see a unique departure for her. As much as I would love to see this character in what would be the first MCU film to bring us back to the 1940s since Captain America: The First Avenger, she has a chance at appearing in one of Disney+’s upcoming Marvel TV shows, having been reinterpreted for modern times as a close colleague of She-Hulk. Originally introduced during the Golden Age of Marvel Comics, the Blonde Phantom is the masked alter ego that office assistant Louise Grant would take up in order to fulfill her in interest in fighting crime and solving mysteries like her private investigator boss. There is a Marvel character that would give her a great opportunity to use that quality for good and not evil. This is perhaps most overt in her role from the Amazon Prime original movie, The Voyeurs, which certainly borrows much from the sort of the scandalous plot lines found in romantic, classic film noir movies from the 1940s.
Something that a lot of Sydney Sweeney’s best roles seem to have in common is a sort of mysterious, femme fatale quality. (Image credit: Marvel Comics) The Blonde Phantom
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