It could be taken as a sign of more interaction between the MCU and Fox’s X-Men universe to come. It seems like Quicksilver’s appearance is a watershed moment for Marvel Studios and that everything could soon change, but first Quicksilver’s story in WandaVision must be told. What exactly is the reason for it? That has yet to be unveiled. “Kevin wanted to make sure that there was a reason for it, that it made sense,” Schaeffer said. As for Marvel boss Kevin Feige, he just wanted to make sure it had purpose, particularly because the implications of bringing in the Fox version of the character are so great. Peters himself was up for this stunt from the jump, but it can tricky to get all of the rights issues squared away, although it’s surely easier since Disney bought 20th Century Fox in 2019. This show is such a mind scramble, and because it’s working on so many levels, and there’s so many notions of what’s real and what’s not, and performance, and casting, and audience, and fandom, and all of that, we just thought it would be the biggest thrill to bring Evan over to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
“And then we were like, how in the world are we going to make this make logical sense? Like, how do we justify this? Because that’s the thing, you can hatch a million great ideas, but to make them land, to make them be grounded, to make them feel organic to the larger story.” “We loved the idea of ,” Schaeffer told. The idea came about early, but thinking it and doing it were two very different things. (The MCU version was played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson.) According to WandaVision showrunner Jac Schaeffer, a lot of work went into making the cameo possible. This version of Quicksilver - Wanda’s brother - comes from the Fox-owned X-Men universe, which has never crossed over with the MCU before. WandaVision has had fans buzzing since its premiere, but the surprise appearance of Evan Peters as Quicksilver, aka Pietro Maximoff, at the end of the last episode sent it into overdrive.
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