Mary Elizabeth Winstead Wouldn't Mind Taking A Role In ANT-MAN To Work With Edgar Wright Again

While Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Smashed, Scott Pilgrim, Death Proof, Die Hard 4) has been on Marvel's radar for years but hasn't landed a role yet. MEW had been in the running for the role of Agent Maria Hill in Avengers along with an unofficial link to Captain America: The Winter Soldier. IFC asked on the Spirit Awards Red Carpet if the actress would like to reunite with Scott Pilgrim director Edgar Wright. She said she'd jump at the chance and even leaves the door open for a role in Ant-Man.

“Sure, I can be in ‘Ant-Man.’ Why not?” she said. “I love him and hopefully we’ll work together again.”

Ant-Man is expected to begin production when Guardians of The Galaxy wraps up in London. The extensive post-production needed for the film would likely mean it could start shooting even before Avengers 2. Her possible role? Considering she's been linked for leads it's very possible that The Wasp is a strong candidate. However, there are rumblings that Wasp "might" show up in Iron Man 3 but nothing has been confirmed.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead Also Wanted For CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER

LatinoReview reveals that Mary Elizabeth Winstead is in the mix for the female role in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. MEW is best known for Scott Pilgrim, Death Proof and the recent Thing prequel. However, she's getting a lot of traction for her performance in the film Smashed. She had been in the running for the role of Maria Hill in Avengers but lost out to Cobie Smulders.

Zoë Bell Wants To Join THE DISPENSABLES (FEAMLE EXPENDALES)

Kiwi actress Zoë Bell (Gamer, Kill Bill, Death Proof, Xena) has announced via Twitter she wants a shot at joining the untitled female driven action project which is inspired by The Expendables franchise. Bell is best known for longstanding stuntwoman career in things like Kill Bill and Xena: Warrior Princess. She's also had starring roles in action flicks such as Death Proof and Gamer. Previously, female action actresses Gina Carano (Haywire, Fast And The Furious 6) and Katee Sackhoff (Riddick 3, Battlestar Galactica) were cast in the film.

Michael Bacall Joins Django Unchained

Michael Bacall is slightly better known as screenwriter writing for films like Scott Pilgrim, 21 Jump Street and Project X. Yet, he's also been acting since the 80's. You're likely more to recognize him from bit parts in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds and Death Proof than anything else he's done. So with Tarantino's American set Django Unchained already well into it's production Bacall was recently asked by ScreenCave (via ThePlaylist) if he'd be showing up in the film. Michael confirmed that he would be. It's another returning Tarantino player that I'm excited to see back in the saddle.