Vanessa Kirby and Pedro Pascal star as married couple Reed Richards and Sue Storm in 'The Fantastic Four: The First Steps.' The duo reveal their characters' wedding song and how they grew close amid filming the latest Marvel film.

Loserfruit sat down with the First Steps cast and had each of them jump into Marvel Rivals ’s practice range to try out their heroes. Pascal played as Mister Fantastic, Kirby controlled Invisible Woman,

The American-Chilean actor stars as a stretchy Earth saviour in Marvel's latest blockbuster 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps'.

Pedro Pascal is the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic, but he is not the new leader of the Avengers. At least that’s what the actor says… for now.

Pedro Pascal and the rest of the Fantastic Four cast took a crack at trying to play Marvel Rivals and it was pretty chaotic.

The only way he knows how to handle that is by starting to baby-proof the world, rather than just be present for the experience.” — Pedro Pascal/aka Mr. Fantastic

Pedro Pascal took his sisters Lux Pascal and Javiera Balmaceda to the world premiere of "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" in Downtown Los Angeles on Monday night.

With that said, Pascal very much appeared to enjoy his time on Marvel Rivals, stating that he's going to quit acting so he can game instead. Someone, please tell him that Marvel Rivals is free to play, and maybe we'll bump into him on quick play (and hopefully not competitive).

Through tailored training and Jason Walsh’s nutrition philosophy, Pedro Pascal overcame pain and underwent a body transformation for "Fantastic Four."

RDJ's Tony Stark was known for his quick wit and even quicker mouth, with Iron Man having some of the funniest MCU lines ever. It sounds like while Reed Richards is wildly intelligent, he's more reserved personality. Luckily fans won't have to wait too much longer, as First Steps is just days away from its release. Bring on the Fantastic Four.

Pascal's seeming overnight success popped off in season 4 of Game of Thrones, in which he played the Dornish Prince Oberyn Martell, the "Red Viper," who meets a particularly gruesome demise, even by Westerosian standards.