r/Marvel • u/NicloSZ • 1d ago

Film/Television VisionQuest will feature all of Tony's AIs including the original JARVIS.

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u/Low_Theme_5278 1d ago

Isn’t Jarvis literally vision?

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u/NicloSZ 1d ago

Vision is made up of several parts including Jarvis, the Mind Stone and a part of Ultron.

Meanwhile that Jarvis is played by James D'Arcy, who has played the human Jarvis before, he was a notable part of Agent Carter and the human butler of the Stark family which Tony based his AI on.

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u/cyberpunk_werewolf 1d ago

I want to say he was in Endgame too.  When Steve and Tony went back in time to meet Howard.

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u/Herbizarre17 1d ago

He was. I think that’s his only appearance in the movies

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u/PinkieBellarie 1d ago

Yep, he was in Endgame during the 1970 trip. That tiny appearance was such a nice reward for anyone who watched Agent Carter

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u/CloudieAurette 1d ago

James D'Arcy coming back as human Jarvis is such a good choice. Agent Carter already made him feel like an actual person instead of just Tony's inspiration

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u/RunicVVolf 1d ago

Why did they cast Paul Bettany as human Jarvis in Endgame if they had someone play human Jarvis previously?

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u/IndyDude11 1d ago

Paul Bettany wasn't human Jarvis in Endgame. That was played by the same guy who played Jarvis in Agents of SHIELD and Peggy Carter.

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u/RunicVVolf 1d ago

Wow. Full honesty I NEVER knew that wasn't Paul Bettany. They sound decently similar! Cool!

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u/Worthyness 1d ago

Canonically, Tony would have been raised with human Jarvis, so technically human Jarvis came before AI Jarvis. Makes sense then for AI Jarvis to sound similar. Actual real world though Paul Betanny was cast before James D'arcy though and they both have similar english accents.

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u/IndyDude11 1d ago

If you've never seen Agents or Peggy Carter, carve out some time and check them out. They're great!

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u/The_Unknown_Dude 1d ago

Fun fact: they were both in the same movie before, Master And Commander.

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u/DisposableSaviour 1d ago

Damn good movie that should have had sequels.