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In conversation with x, Kojima shared his perspective on the underlying message of the movie, *Thunderbolts*. The creative mind behind the game pointed out that it was not about vanquishing a formidable outside foe to save the world, but rather it was about accepting and helping isolated characters and rescuing viewers from their internal struggles. Therefore, he deemed *Thunderbolts* as a compassionate Marvel Cinematic Universe film.

For just a moment, we contemplated the potential of that credit: A character surfing with abandon, perhaps reminiscent of his days as a Spicoli-like figure. Maybe even portraying a lifeguard, or a laid-back individual similar to The Dude?

For a short while, we considered the possibility that this credit might involve playing a character who surfs wildly (like Spicoli), or maybe a lifeguard or someone like The Dude.

During a chat with ScreenRant, the actor evaded giving details when questioned about the upcoming series. Just like many other Marvel productions, actors tend to be secretive about sharing any insights into the project, much like Cage might put on his cloak of discretion.

Stunt artists frequently carry out such daring feats regularly in order to receive payment. Some of the most extraordinary stunts you witness on screen are genuine, although it’s often not the actors but their professional stand-ins who execute them. Despite the ever-present risk they encounter, stunt performers have only recently started receiving acknowledgement and professional praise for their work: The Academy Awards will formally acknowledge stunt design as a worthy and honorable profession during its 2027 ceremony.