Anthony Ramos to Play The Hood in Marvel’s “Ironheart”

While there were a slew of exciting Marvel announcements from todays Studios Showcase at D23 Expo, one that may have gone a bit under the radar is the role which Anthony Ramos will take on for the upcoming Ironheart series. We now know, he will portray the villain known as The Hood.

  • After those in attendance got to see an early look at the series, Ramos took the stage to talk about his role, which was officially revealed to be The Hood.

  • In the comics, Parker Robbins was a common criminal, stealing in hopes to provide his sick mother with the care she needed.
  • One of his jobs led to him being attacked by a demon, whom he shot before stealing his red cloak and boots.
  • He would later discover that these items gave him some mystic abilities, like the ability to walk on air.
  • He went on to use these new powers to advance his thievery and would even become a cog in the organized crime of New York.
  • He would also later find out that the enchanted item giving him his powers actually came from Dormammu.
  • Over the years, The Hood has faced off with the likes of Spider-Man, Daredevil, the Punisher and the Avengers.

About Anthony Ramos:

  • We first learned of Ramos’ casting in this series back in February.
  • Ramos has previously starred in In the Heights and Hamilton.

About Ironheart:

  • Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige previously revealed that we will first meet Riri Williams in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
  • Ironheart will consist of six episodes and production on the new series began in May.
  • Marvel has tapped Chinaka Hodge as its head writer for the upcoming series.
  • Sam Bailey and Angela Barnes were recently announced as directors for the new series.
  • Ryan Coogler, Zinzi Coogler, Sev Ohanian and Chinaka Hodge will serve as executive producers alongside Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Brad Winderbaum, and Zoie Nagelhout.
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