Michelle Pfeiffer says Marvel gave her a list of 'Ant-Man 3' spoilers she can't talk about, but she was excited to work with Jonathan Majors
- Michelle Pfeiffer was given a list of "Ant-Man 3" spoilers that she can't discuss publicly.
- The star is reprising her role as Janet van Dyne in the sequel, titled "Quantumania."
26 years after Michelle Pfeiffer starred as Catwoman in 1992's "Batman Returns," the star added another comic book character to her resumé in 2018's "Ant-Man and the Wasp" as Janet van Dyne, and she's set to reprise the role in the 2023 sequel, titled "Quantumania."
The third film in the "Ant-Man" series will see Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) and Janet van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) go up against Kang the Conqueror (Jonathan Majors) in the minuscule world of the Quantum Realm. Fans will know that Pfeiffer's character was stuck there for decades, only returning to the normal world at the end of "Ant-Man and the Wasp."
But appearing on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" Wednesday, Pfeiffer explained that Marvel has given her a list of "Quantumania" spoilers that she can't talk about.
Pfeiffer said: "I don't know what I'm allowed to say. They give you a whole list of what you can't say, but not anything you can say."
It's unsurprising that Marvel is being careful with spoilers, especially because the movie has Jonathan Majors as its villain, Kang the Conqueror, who will be the big bad in the next "Avengers" movie, titled "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty."
But Pfeiffer did say that she was looking forward to working with the "Lovecraft Country" and "Creed III" star when filming "Quantumania," teasing that she has plenty of screen time with Majors.
She said: "Actually, I was really excited to work with Jonathan Majors. He's in 'Ant-Man,' and we have a lot of our scenes together."
The first trailer for the film teased that Janet already knows about Kang by the time she returns to the normal world, so it'll be interesting to see what their relationship looks like.
The MCU has already laid the groundwork for a much larger appearance from Majors as Kang after he briefly showed up at the end of "Loki" as a version of the time-traveling despot who comes from a different timeline.
Hopefully, the villain's larger plan for the MCU becomes clear when "Quantumania" arrives in theaters in February 2023.