Following his appearance in “X-Men ’97,” Ross Marquand, who voices Professor X, joined ComicBook.com’s “Phase Zero” podcast. The in-person interview covered Marquand’s career, from his role as Aaron in “The Walking Dead” to his Marvel Cinematic Universe appearances, including Ultron in “Avengers: Damage Control,” Doctor Strange in “Multiverse of Madness,” Infinity Ultron in “What If…?”, and Professor X and Doctor Doom in “X-Men ’97.”
Marquand considered leaving acting before booking “The Walking Dead.” While playing Aaron, he secretly filmed Red Skull in “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Endgame” in Atlanta. Despite not knowing the project was for the Avengers, Marquand learned the secrets of Red Skull’s scenes and kept them undisclosed for years. He later booked Professor X, inspired by the character in “X-Men: The Animated Series.” Next on “Phase Zero,” Matthew Waterson, Magneto from “X-Men ’97,” will be featured in the Spotlight episode.
Watch the exclusive Spotlight episode with Ross Marquand on Phase Zero in the video above.
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Why is Phase Zero the Best MCU Podcast for you?
Launched on January 15, 2021, Phase Zero has fostered a welcoming Marvel fan community. With over 3 million listens and numerous reactions, the podcast has become a hub for Marvel enthusiasts to engage in discussions about past and future titles. Phase Zero connects fans with actors, provides insights on upcoming releases, and draws comparisons to comics, making it a comprehensive destination for all things Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Spotlight episodes have recently featured guests discussing exciting Marvel projects. Tom Hiddleston, Iman Vellani, and Hayley Atwell have joined the show for interviews. For more coverage of “What If…?,” listen to the Spotlight episode with the series’ creators.
“Phase Zero” invites Marvel enthusiasts to delve into theories, speculation, and exclusive interviews. As the go-to podcast for MCU fans, it caters to both newcomers and seasoned fans. New episodes are recorded live on YouTube every Wednesday and are later available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and other platforms. For updates, follow the official “Phase Zero” Twitter account.