Tim Roth talks about the future of his MCU character Emil Blonsky / Abomination

Tim Roth reverted to the character of Emil Blonsky / Abomination after more than a decade of absence in Marvel’s latest Disney + series, She-Hulk, and it was a blast to have him back and see him tied to history all these years later. But after Episode 3, some fans may be wondering if we’ll see the character again. If you haven’t seen that episode yet, spoilers ahead of time.

In episode 3, entitled “The people against Emil Blonsky”, the character had a parole hearing and it turned out that he is reformed and able to control his transformations. He was paroled, with the agreement that he will no longer turn into an Abomination. Hence Jennifer Walters, aka She-Hulk (Tatiana Maslany), he won the case and Emil Blonsky is free to walk the streets, but does that mean we’ll never see him again?

Roth was recently interviewed by ScreenRant and was asked this question. He replied:

“What I loved was – and I encouraged it, and I hope it is there – dancing on the razor’s edge [with Blonsky]. When he says something about his changes or treatment; when he does all this … Is it true? And they believe him! So, that’s fine. But where do we go with that? I love having him in the character. If you have dominated the monster, which he claims to have, then he has it under control. But check for what? Control of what and for what purpose? And that’s the journey. It’s so funny”.

As for whether or not he believes he will return to the MCU, Roth said:

“I’ll tell you what, I don’t know anything. I don’t know what they want to do. All right; this is about them. This is what they do. “

When asked what it was like to work on a comedy, which isn’t Roth’s typical choice, he explained that working on a life-sized legal comedy is “fun,” added Roth, who last time had it. lent his voice to the ex-villain in a Shan-Chi cameo set during a clandestine fight club match against Supreme Sorcerer Wong (Benedict Wong).

“Jokes are pretty hard work; this was hard work, but it was fun at the same time. The good ones to have in your life are. Sometimes you can have a lot of fun, and it’s crap, but you’ve had a great time. time.This is the most important thing for me.

She-Hulk airs new episodes every Thursday on Disney + and the season features nine episodes. Check out this week’s Episode 4 and let us know if you’d like to see Tim Roth return as the Abomination.