Marvel releases one last VisionQuest trailer

The cast also includes Todd Stashwick as a bounty hunter named Paradin; T’Nia Miller as a vengeful robot named Jocasta; Emily Hampshire as EDITH, aka Tony Stark’s augmented reality security and defense system; Orla Brady as FRIDAY, Stark’s replacement AI system for JARVIS; and James D’Arcy as JARVIS. Henry Lewis and Jonathan Sayer play DUME and U, respectively, two of Stark’s robot workshop assistants. In addition, Lauren Morais plays Lisa Molinari; Diane Morgan plays an associate of Paladin; Cristian Lavin plays a mercenary; and Mary McDonnell will appear in an as-yet-undisclosed role. And Faran Tahir will be back as Raza, leader of the Ten Rings, who kidnapped Tony Stark in 2008’s Iron Man. Marvel unveiled the first trailer at D23 in August, introducing Vision’s existential crisis and the primary characters inhabiting his interior mindscape. This new trailer opens with Vision (in human form) entering a reception area and announcing that he’s there “for the trap.” A gunfight ensues before we return to Vision’s interior world. “[The original] Vision was a hero,” Vision says. “An Avenger. I have his memories, but not his virtue.” The “impossibly cruel and callous” Ultron seeks to exploit Vision’s confusion, using Tommy as leverage. “Free me, and save your son,” Ultron demands, all so he can “finish what I started all those years ago.” (Fans will recall that in Age of Ultron, the newly sentient AI wanted to wipe out humanity in order to save Earth. We doubt his intentions have changed much.) VisionQuest premieres October 14 on Disney+.