Big Hero 6 director confirms the Avengers wont make cameos
Exclusive: “There’ll be no Iron Man or Captain America”
In issue 222 of Total Film magazine , Big Hero 6 director Don Hall tells us that even though the film's based on a Marvel comic, we shouldn't expect any of the Avengers to drop by for a cuppa.
Inside the issue - which is available for just £2.99 on your iPad - Hall reveals that Big Hero 6 won't be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
"Very early on, when we were collaborating with Marvel, the decision was made to intentionally not connect it to the Marvel universe," he explains of the CGI superhero flick.
"Everybody felt like it would be great for us to take this idea of theirs and make our own universe with it. Marvel really encouraged us to do that. So there'll be no Iron Man or Captain America, and no Avengers in this world.
"Our Avengers are the Big Hero 6."
For more on Big Hero 6, pick up the brand new issue of Total Film, which is out now, and includes an exclusive look at Sin City: A Dame To Kill For , plus nine more of the coolest movies coming your way – including Lucy, Kingsman: The Secret Service and Lucy .
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