So there was really, literally, no acting required.
Cox adds that they actually brought in props from the previousDaredevilseries to use in the Disney+ revival.
“Deborah and I had a scene where we find an old box am I allowed to say that?
Charlie Cox, ‘Daredevil’.Barry Wetcher/Netflix
I think I can say that,” he says.
It was stuff from the old [show].
But we were reminiscing over it, and it was sweet.
Charlie Cox and Elden Henson, ‘Daredevil’.Barry Wetcher/Netflix
It was kind of a little bit of life imitating art."
Woll agrees, adding, “Definitely a lot of no-acting-required moments.
the Punisher (Bernthal) and supervillain Kingpin a.k.a Wilson Fisk (D’Onofrio).
Vincent D’Onofrio, ‘Daredevil’.David Giesbrecht/Netflix
“There are storylines that reach back to the original series,” he says.
Cox loves having “a shared character history” between the series because “it gives such texture.”
The cast agrees that previousDaredevilfans and new viewers alike will be able to watch the revival with equal enjoyment.
Charlie Cox and Deborah Ann Woll, ‘Daredevil’.Patrick Harbron/Netflix
“Theyre pretty good,” Woll adds.
“Thats a tough one because theres only certain things we can talk about,” D’Onofrio says.
Theyve made adjustments and that may or may not work out for them.”
Jon Bernthal, ‘Daredevil’.Myles Aronowitz/Netflix/Everett
It was done for a reason and very intentional.
It wasnt just huge jumps.
Woll again promises that “our history stands” in regard to the previous three seasons.
Daredevil: Born Againis set to premiere March 2025 on Disney+.
