"The Incredibles 2" has just revealed its amazing full cast and voice talents, bringing together both old and new characters, some of which hint potential new villains and heroes.
Disney has finally unveiled the full cast for the sequel to the superfamily movie of 2004. Among the most notable cast members are Jonathan Banks, famous for his role as the professional fixer in "Breaking Bad," and Sophia Bush from "One Tree Hill." Banks' role will be that of Parr family friend Rick Dicker who helps hide the identity of the superhero family, while Bush will lend her voice as Voyd, a young Elastigirl fan who also has superpowers.
Additionally, other cast members include Isabella Rossellini, who voices the Ambassador calling for superheroes to be banned, and Bob Odenkirk and Catherine Keener who both play superhero fan siblings Winston and Evelyn Deavor. Odenkirk is famously known as the "criminal lawyer" Saul Goodman in "Breaking Bad" and his own show "Better Call Saul," while Rossellini and Keener are famous for "Blue Velvet" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" respectively.
While Odenkirk and Keener's roles seem good-natured initially (they wanted to help superheroes become accepted again in society through the media), speculations point to the two being potential supervillains and main antagonists for the movie.
It was not clear how they could be such, but no other big-name cast members have been announced for a role which could fit a supervillain profile, other than Voyd. Voyd was portrayed as a superpowered girl who can open rifts or voids which could siphon objects and make them disappear, and her being an Elastigirl fan could be a bad thing since Syndrome, the previous antagonist of the main movie was a fan of Elastigirl's husband, Mr. Incredible.
The movie is also set to be a spotlight for Elastigirl this time, just as the predecessor was mostly about Mr. Incredible. But, fans should not be worried since Disney/Pixar is still keeping in with the theme of "The Incredibles 2" being a family movie. More details will be announced as the movie nears its June 15 release.
