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Charlie Cox annonce la fin du tournage de Daredevil: Born Again saison 2

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Oct 25,2025

Le sort de la relance de Daredevil par Disney demeure incertain suite aux remarques ambiguës de l'acteur principal Charlie Cox.

Lors de la GalaxyCon, Cox a qualifié de manière inattendue la deuxième saison à venir de Daredevil : Born Again (dont la première est prévue sur Disney+ en 2026) de "dernière saison" de la série — laissant entendre que cette relance tant attendue pourrait s'achever après seulement deux volets.

La situation reste cependant fluide. Vincent D'Onofrio, qui incarne le Caïd, a contredit la déclaration de Cox en suggérant une longévité potentielle pour la série — bien que rien de concret n'ait été confirmé.

Cox a fait son commentaire en évoquant le nouveau costume de Daredevil durant son panel à la GalaxyCon (partagé ensuite via TikTok), qualifiant la saison 2 de Born Again de leur "dernière aventure".

"Nous introduisons un concept original cette dernière saison — quelque chose qui n'a jamais été fait dans les comics", a révélé Cox.

Cette remarque a poussé les fans à demander des clarifications à D'Onofrio, qui a tweeté une nouvelle prudemment optimiste : "Il y a de bonnes chances qu'il y ait une troisième."

Daredevil : Born Again figure parmi les séries Disney+ les plus attendues de Marvel, l'interprétation de Cox ayant valu un suivi fervent des fans. Cependant, sa réception par un public plus large reste incertaine.

Tout comme les doubles identités de Matt Murdock, la série a lutté avec sa direction créative — évoluant du concept initial de reboot autonome de Marvel vers l'incorporation de plus de liens avec la continuité originale de Daredevil de Netflix.

La prochaine deuxième saison — potentiellement la dernière — marque la première production à embrasser pleinement son héritage Netflix (incluant le retour de Jessica Jones interprétée par Krysten Ritter). Bien que le tweet de D'Onofrio offre de l'espoir, l'avenir de la série pourrait dépendre des performances de la saison 2 l'année prochaine.

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