‘Heated Rivalry’s Connor Storrie Officially Eyes Major MCU Role
Connor Storrie is in talks to join Ryan Gosling in Marvel Studios’ upcoming Ghost Rider film, potentially as its villain. The role would mark a move into a major superhero franchise for the actor, whose profile has risen sharply following the success of Heated Rivalry.
The film is directed by Shawn Levy and is scheduled for release on 28 July 2028. Gosling is set to play Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stunt performer who becomes bonded to a demonic entity after making a deal with the devil. Storrie’s possible character has not been identified; Nicolas Cage previously played Ghost Rider in two films.
In short
- Connor Storrie is negotiating to join Marvel’s Ghost Rider film.
- He may play the villain opposite Ryan Gosling.
- The film is scheduled for July 2028.
Explained simply
Ghost Rider is a Marvel character whose best-known version is Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stunt performer who becomes linked to a demonic being after a deal with the devil. The character has appeared in earlier films, with Nicolas Cage playing Blaze in two of them.
Marvel Studios is developing a new film starring Ryan Gosling as Blaze, directed by Shawn Levy and scheduled for release in 2028. Connor Storrie, whose profile rose after the series Heated Rivalry, is reported to be in talks for a role that could be the villain; his character has not been identified.