Finn Jones, who played Danny Rand on Netflix's IronFist and The Defenders, would love to reprise the role in a Heroes For Hire MCU show: 'I would love to continue playing that character.'
Finn Jones, who played the titular character in Netflix's Marvel series Iron Fist, expresses his desire to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Jones assumed the role of Danny Rand, a martial arts expert who has the power to channel his chi into his fist, making it extremely powerful. The Netflix series premiered in 2017 and saw Danny, a monk and billionaire thought to have been dead for over a decade, become the Iron Fist.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Iron Fist was also featured in Netflix's The Defenders in a team-up alongside other Marvel Netflix characters Jessica Jones , Luke Cage , and Daredevil . Referencing events from the MCU's film franchise, the Netflix shows long existed in a precarious place in Marvel's canon, technically existing within the universe but never mentioned or impacting the MCU.
"I would love to continue playing that character. I think there's a lot of room for growth. Personally, where I would like to see the reintroduction of the character would be something like a Heroes for Hire TV series. I think that would be the most dynamic and fun way to reintroduce those characters. I loved working with Mike and I loved the on-screen chemistry between Danny and Luke. I think it's a really interesting creative place that show can be taken in.
Iron Fist Works Better As A Team Up Jones' comments display his awareness of the Iron Fist series' failings. Though season 2 did much better than season 1 in terms of critical ratings, the series remains one of Marvel's lowest reviewed shows. By contrast, The Defenders sported a 78% on Rotten Tomatoes - much higher than either season of Iron Fist - showing that audiences' issue was possibly with the series and not necessarily the character.
With She-Hulk, Moon Knight, and the Human Torch making appearances in some iterations of the comics' Heroes For Hire, the MCU is closer than fans may think to making Jones' ideas a reality. Without a doubt, Iron Fist and Luke Cage are the most crucial members of the superhero business, often positioned as the group's leaders. Marvel is already branching out in terms of character introductions, team-ups, and even genre due to the flexibility allotted by the Disney+ live-action shows.
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