Joseph Quinn, set to portray Johnny Storm/Human Torch in Marvel’s “Fantastic Four,” isn’t fretting over superhero fatigue despite recent box office setbacks in the genre. Joining a star-studded cast including Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby, Quinn remains optimistic about the project’s potential.
Variety reports that in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Quinn addressed concerns about superhero fatigue, emphasizing the importance of getting the Fantastic Four story right. He praised the unique aspects of the film and expressed confidence in the director, Matt Shakman, and the stellar script.
Asserting that superhero movies revolve around compelling characters and stories, Quinn emphasized the commitment to delivering an engaging cinematic experience. He acknowledged the significance of the role, following in the footsteps of actors like Chris Evans, but stressed the importance of making the character his own.
Quinn revealed his excitement for the project, highlighting the discussions with the director and the clear vision for the film. Despite industry discussions about superhero fatigue, Quinn’s enthusiasm for the project remains undiminished.
The debate on superhero fatigue has gained traction in Hollywood, with industry figures like Paul Dano and Nia DaCosta weighing in. While acknowledging the challenges, filmmakers like James Gunn emphasize the importance of refreshing the genre with compelling storytelling.
As Marvel’s “Fantastic Four” prepares for its theatrical release on July 25, 2025, Quinn’s remarks reflect a sense of determination to deliver a memorable addition to the superhero genre.
