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Marvel’s Moon Knight (2022): Trailer, Cast, and Release Date

Moon Knight (2022)

The anticipation for Moon Knight’s debut in 2022 has been growing for quite some time, with one of Marvel’s darker and more obscure heroes finally getting his due. Whispers were set to premiere in autumn 2020, but Disney has subsequently confirmed that Oscar Isaac will play the cult hero character, making him the most recent addition to their star-studded cast.

Fans can start to get excited now, as manufacturing began in April 2021 and ended in October 2021, so things are well on their way. Now, as part of Disney’s Disney Plus Day celebrations, a trailer from the series has been released.

Moon Knight is set to be launched in 2022, and if current rumors are correct, the dark street-level vigilante might be the next Marvel Studios show to air on Disney+. That means it’ll be released ahead of Love and Thunder, but how will the two work together?

Moon Knight (2022) Release Date

The premiere date for Moon Knight has yet to be confirmed, but it will be on Disney Plus. However, it has been confirmed that Moon Knight would launch on Disney Plus in 2022. Thor: Love and Thunder will be released on July 8, 2022. While Moon Knight will have six episodes, each lasting 40-50 minutes, according to producer Kevin Feige. Moon Knight was reported to be ‘coming soon’ during the most recent Disney Plus Day.

The cast of Moon Knight

Marvel has confirmed that Oscar Isaac will play Moon Knight in the lead role, announcing it on Twitter in May 2021. Ethan Hawke will play a villain alongside Isaac, according to The Hollywood Reporter, while May Calamawy has also been cast. The writing team includes Jeremy Slater, and there have been unsubstantiated rumors that Mohamed Diab will direct the project.

Trailer for Moon Knight

The Moon Knight trailer is only 39 seconds long, but it whets fans’ appetites with some beautifully filmed sequences that will further heighten anticipation.

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