Tom
Hiddleston's
God
of
Mischief
will
reportedly
return
to
MCU
with
Doctor
Strange
in
the
Multiverse
of
Madness.
Thor's
brother
Loki
died
at
the
end
of
Avengers:
Infinity
War,
however
fans
were
excited
to
see
Tom
reprise
the
role
for
a
solo
TV
show.
However,
reports
have
now
claimed
that
the
actor
will
continue
appearing
in
MCU's
Phase
4
movies.
The
Hollywood
Report
revealed
that
the
40-year-old
English
actor
is
"expected
to
appear" in
the
upcoming
Marvel
Cinematic
Universe
chapter.
While
the
news
has
not
been
confirmed
officially
by
the
studio,
the
Loki
finale
revealed
that
the
story
plays
well
into
Doctor
Strange
in
the
Multiverse
of
Madness,
set
to
release
in
2022.
Meanwhile,
Loki's
head
writer
Michael
Waldron
is
one
of
the
two
writers
of
Doctor
Strange
in
the
Multiverse
of
Madness.
The
season
1
finale
has
also
set
up
the
story
for
Spider-Man:
No
Way
Home
(out
December
17,
2021),
which
reportedly
will
also
star
Benedict
Cumberbatch's,
Doctor
Strange.
Apart
from
Loki,
WandaVision's
Elizabeth
Olsen
also
has
a
role
in
Doctor
Strange
in
the
Multiverse
of
Madness.
Similar
to
Loki's
finale,
WandaVision
also
set
up
her
journey
in
the
MCU
phase
4.
Apart
from
Benedict
Cumberbatch
and
Olsen,
Doctor
Strange
2
also
stars
Benedict
Wong
as
Strange's
mentor-friend
Wong,
Rachel
McAdams
as
Strange's
love
interest
Christine
Palmer,
Chiwetel
Ejiofor
as
Strange's
friend-turned-enemy
Karl
Mordo,
and
Xochitl
Gomez
as
LGBTQ
superhero
America
Chavez.
Doctor
Strange
in
the
Multiverse
of
Madness
is
scheduled
to
release
on
March
25,
2022.
Meanwhile,
studio
has
hinted
that
Hiddleston
will
next
be
seen
in
Loki
Season
2
that
will
begin
production
in
early
2022.