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Jameela Jamil confirms joining MCU’s ‘She-Hulk,’ shows off fight training in Twitter video

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    “The Good Place” actor Jameela Jamil officially confirmed on Twitter that she will be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). 

    The role: Jamil posted a video on Twitter on July 16 stating that she is “so excited” about her role as the villain Titania in the upcoming “She-Hulk” series.

    • “I can’t believe I get to say this but…fighting my way through the MCU, coming to you in 2022!” wrote the star.
    • In the video, Jamil showed off her fight training and ended the video by posting a picture of herself as a toddler.
    • It is rumored that her character will be throwing down against her co-star Tatiana Maslany, according to Uproxx.

    Reactions: Fans took to Twitter to congratulate Jamil and say that they’re looking forward to seeing her in the series.

    • “Fists of Fury, Jabs of Jameela, Eye of the Tiger!! Congratulations, I can’t wait! #VillainsForTheWin,” tweeted one user.
    • Another commenter from Bangladesh said “seeing more South Asian representation is filling my heart.”
    • “SO EXCITED TO HAVE YOU ON THE MCU MORE DESI REP LET’S GOO,” exclaimed one person.
    • A fan wrote that she was going to “melt into a puddle of excitement” when she sees clips of Jamil and Maslany together.

    About the show: The show will premiere on Disney+ in 2022 and Marvel Studio’s head Kevin Feige revealed it would be a “half-hour legal comedy.”

    • “The Incredible Hulk” villain and Abomination will reportedly appear in “She-Hulk.”
    • Maslany is set to play the Jennifer Walters, also known as She-Hulk, reported Cinema Blend.
    • Mark Ruffalo will be reprising his character as The Incredible Hulk and Bruce Banner. “Hamilton” actor Renée Elise Goldsberry will play Amelia.

    Featured Image via Jameela Jamil

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