Tim Roth Says Some Blockbusters Were To Embarrass His Kids, Open To MCU Return Before Peaky Blinders Movie Hits Netflix

Overview

• In a new GamesRadar+ interview, Roth says he took The Incredible Hulk and Tim Burton’s Planet of the Apes partly to embarrass his children at school.
• Reflecting on She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, he praises Tatiana Maslany’s leadership, calls Mark Ruffalo hilarious, and notes a reunion with Brendan Hines from Lie to Me.
• Asked about future appearances, he says he would return as Abomination in Avengers projects like Doomsday or Secret Wars if invited.
• In Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, he plays Beckett, portrayed as a fascist advancing a World War II scheme involving forged banknotes.
• He says he helped rework Beckett from an aristocrat into a believable geography teacher, and the film is in limited theaters now with Netflix streaming set for March 20.