Don Cheadle is ready to lock horns with Samuel L. Jackson in 'Secret Invasion.'
Although Marvel's upcoming spy thriller series Secret Invasion involves a race of shape shifting alien refugees who are in the midst of civil war with some radicalized members of their community over gaining a new home, the vibe of the series is definitely a more grounded one than the cosmic feel of movies like Guardians of the Galaxy or Eternals.
That gives the "Earth-level" Avengers line-up the chance to do some more heavy lifting in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and none more so than Don Cheadle's James Rhodes - aka War Machine - who will have a key role to play in the political side of things, negotiating with Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury on how best to re-home to displaced Skrull population that have been waiting for somewhere to live for years now.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT And like his on-screen best friend in Captain America: Civil War, it feels like Colonel Rhodes might have to take on the role of the bad-guy-who's-still-a-good-guy that Robert Downey Jr. delicately balanced as Tony Stark when going head to head with Chris Evans' Steve Rogers in that film.
Why is Rhodey Going to Cause Fury Problems? "Rhodey's got a new role in this one, Our very first scene is Rhodey and Nick Fury locking horns. Rhodey isn't an adversary, but he's being more adversarial than he have been before. That's always been Rhodey's cross to bear.
The series stars Jackson and Cheadle alongside Mulroney, Martin Freeman, Cobie Smulders, Olivia Colman, Emilia Clarke, Kingsley Ben-Adir and others. Secret Invasion is currently slated to premiere on June 21 on Disney+ and will include six episodes. Check out the trailer for the upcoming series below:
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