AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 7: Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter Rumored To Appear

AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 7: Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter Rumored To Appear

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s seventh season will be its last, and if a new report is to be believed, we'll be spending some time with Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter. Find out more details after the jump...

By JoshWilding - Aug 08, 2019 10:08 AM EST
Filed Under: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Source: FandomWire
If a new report is to be believed, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s final season may feature an appearance from Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter. The character has appeared in flashbacks in the past, but with FitzSimmons figuring out time-travel in the season six finale, this cameo obviously makes perfect sense.

After all, the team has travelled back to the 1930s in order to explore S.H.I.E.L.D.'s history to hold off an alien invasion in the present day, and seeing as Peggy helped found the organisation, it only makes sense that we'd get to see her cross paths with the likes of Agent May and Quake.

With any luck, this will also deal with some of the dangling plot threads from her series.

Considering the fact that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has largely ignored the events of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, don't be surprised if there's no mention of Peggy's mysterious new husband, "Roger Stevens" (or something along those lines). 

How would you guys feel about Agent Carter making her presence felt in the ABC series? 

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Jane Foster



When Natalie Portman appeared at the Avengers: Endgame premiere, tongues started wagging. It turns out that there was a good reason for that because she appears here in scenes set during the events of Thor: The Dark World

While she doesn't have any lines and basically lies down and walks around a room, it was still really cool to see Jane return and it's hard not to wonder if this means the actress would be open to properly reprising the role one day.
 

The Ancient One



When Earth's Mightiest Heroes travel back to the Battle of New York, The Hulk attempts to track down Doctor Strange. Instead, he crosses paths with The Ancient One (who is already well aware of Strange's destiny) and after initially refusing to hand over the Time Stone, she finally relents. 

That's because she realises that Strange must have handed it over to Thanos for a reason, and it's at this point in the movie we get some insight into how time-travel works in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 
 

Harley Keener



There have been rumblings for ages now that we'd see more of Iron Man 3's Harvey Keener in Avengers: Endgame, and he makes a blink and you'll miss it cameo appearance during Tony Stark's funeral.

That meeting with Tony Stark clearly had a huge impact on his life and it's safe to assume that he and Iron Man may have stayed in touch over the years. The question is, will he suit up as Iron Lad now?
 

Alexander Pierce



Robert Redford is supposed to have retired from acting, so his appearance here just goes to show how beloved the MCU is by those who have been part of it over the years. 

Returning to the events of The Avengers, we learn that Alexander Pierce tried to take the Tesseract from Tony Stark and Thor as it was S.H.I.E.L.D. property. However, common sense says that he actually wanted to hand it over to HYDRA and this was a neat way of showing us an unseen MCU moment.
 

Korg & Miek



The fact that Korg received his own emoji for Avengers: Endgame pretty much confirmed that he would be back, and the loveable character steals the show during his appearance here. 

It turns out that he's been living with Thor and Miek in "New Asgard" and he spends his days playing Fortnite. It's a brilliant little cameo and the Russos made excellent use of him. 
 

Howard Stark



When Steve Rogers and Tony Stark travel back to the 1970s to get their hands on the Tesseract, Iron Man comes face to face with his father. He doesn't reveal his true identity but they have a touching heart to heart conversation about parenthood and it seems as if the resentment Tony once had against Howard is finally a thing of the past.

John Slattery has done a great job as the character over the years, and it was a blast to see him reprise the role for Avengers: Endgame.
 

Edwin Jarvis



Well, I guess Agent Carter is now officially canon! As Howard Stark is leaving, we see him turn to his driver Edwin Jarvis and point out that the man he just spoke to was awfully familiar. 

Regardless of whether you watched the show, Jarvis' appearance obviously offers some insight into who Tony named his first A.I. after and it's a neat moment for fans of the series.
 

The Black Order



Thanks to time-travel, the Black Order from the past get a role here and while it's only Ebony Maw who actually has speaking lines, it was still cool to see them return (it's just a shame they're still used as cannon fodder).

Still, they serve a purpose and Maw was the standout in Avengers: Infinity War anyway, so the fact that he gets more time to interact with the Mad Titan proves to be a real treat. 
 

Brock Rumlow/Jack Rollins



Frank Grillo spoiled his return to the MCU quite some time ago, but the scene he's a part of is still fun to watch play out. As "S.H.I.E.L.D." agents take Loki's staff into custody, we finally learn how HYDRA got their hands on the stone and used it to create Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch. 

Joining Rumlow is Jack Rollins, and the Russos then deliver a very different take on that classic elevator scene from Captain America: The Winter Soldier (more on that a little later in this post). 
 

Hank Pym



During that trip back to the 1970s, Steve Rogers is tasked with finding Pym Particles Earth's Mightiest Heroes can use to travel through time. CGI is once again used to make Michael Douglas look young, but there's an Easter Egg here which will make comic book fans immensely happy.

It turns out that Hank is working on a helmet that is identical to the one the character wore in the source material during his first appearances, and it looks downright awesome in live-action.
 

Jasper Sitwell



During that elevator scene, Jasper Sitwell refuses to give Captain America the staff that contains the Mind Stone and just as it looks like it's all about to kick off, Steve leans over to the undercover HYDRA agents and whispers, "Hail Hydra."

It's an awesome moment and one that obviously pays homage to Nick Spencer's controversial Secret Empire storyline. It's also a pretty fantastic twist. 
 

Peggy Carter



Peggy Carter makes a touching appearance right at the end of the movie, but her first cameo comes during the aforementioned 1970s sequence as Steve watches her through a window and clearly mourns the life he lost with the woman he fell in love with during the dark days of World War II. 

It's a brief appearance but one that will tug on your heartstrings and stick with your for a long time. 
 

Frigga



When the God of Thunder returns to the events of Thor: The Dark World, he comes face to face with his mother just hours before she's murdered by Malekith.

She stops him from warning her about what's going to happen and they have an otherwise very touching reunion in which Frigga offers her son some advice about what he should do next and why he's still worthy to be a God. 
 

Gamora



We all thought that Zoe Saldana would return as Gamora in the Soul Stone or something similar, but she ends up playing the 2014 version of the character and by the time the credits roll, she's turned on her father, realised what an ally her sister is, and struggled to get her head around the fact her future self falls in love with Star-Lord. 

She then goes on the run, so perhaps that plot thread will be picked up on in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 as her story is clearly far from over.
 

Loki



Tom Hiddleston was spotted on the set of Avengers: Endgame and he does indeed return when Earth's Mightiest Heroes head to 2012.

We see what came next after the team stood tall over him, as well as his escape, which is something that may open the door to that Disney+ TV series after Thanos murdered the God of Mischief in Avengers: Infinity War.
 

Red Skull



When Ronin and Black Widow travel to Vormir, they come face to face with the Red Skull. Neither seem to realise that he's Captain America's greatest enemy and we're sadly never treated to a confrontation between the former HYDRA leader and Steve Rogers. 

With that in mind, he doesn't make a huge impact here and it's a somewhat forgettable cameo as a result. 
 

Cassie Lang



I didn't see Katherine Langford anywhere in Avengers: Endgame but I can tell you that she wasn't playing the older Cassie Lang! 

For a while now, fans have theorised that an older Cassie could appear in the movie and that's exactly what happens when Scott Lang returns from the Quantum Realm and realises that he's been gone for the past five years. Now, the stage has been set for her to become Stature in the near future. 
 

Joe Russo



Co-director Joe Russo makes another cameo appearance in the MCU for a monologue during that support group scene, in which he talks about going on a date and the guy he was seeing bursting into tears before the salad was served. 

It's a way of showing us the trauma Thanos' attack had on the Earth and while it seems a little odd for a director to have such a memorable run of dialogue, Joe does a great job and I feel like this is a scene people will discuss for a while.
 

Jim Starlin



Infinity Gauntlet writer Jim Starlin is also part of the support group and has a couple of lines of dialogue which he delivers with great effect. It's great to see him score an appearance here, and he's definitely deserving considering how important his work to the MCU has been.

As for Stan Lee, his brilliant cameo comes during the 1970s sequence when he speeds past the Army base in a car accompanied by a beautiful young woman. If that really is going to be his final MCU appearance, then it's fair to say that the late, great comic creator has gone out on a high.
 

Yvette Nicole Brown And Ken Jeong



It's become commonplace for actors from Community to pop up in Marvel Studios movies directed by the Russo Brothers, and this time it's Ken Jeong and Yvette Nicole Brown who do the honours.

Brown plays someone who is very suspicious of Steve Rogers and Tony Stark on that Army base in the 1970s, while Jeong is a security guard watching over the storage boxes where Scott Lang's van has been kept during the time he was lost in the Quantum Realm.
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WakandanQueen
WakandanQueen - 8/8/2019, 10:05 AM
Peggy is the best.
WaffeX
WaffeX - 8/8/2019, 10:06 AM
Duncan Jones gives an update on his Rogue Trooper movie

“We’re in the exciting bit right now of concept-arting-out some of the elements of the script,” states Jones. “The script is really looking pretty good now. It’s getting to the point where we’re going to have to start casting and making the thing. It really does look very good.”

“I think we’ve come up with a really smart way to approach it,” he continues. “Hopefully, [we’ve] learnt the lessons from previous 2000AD films, where they were either not loyal to what the original comic was, or, in Dredd’s case, just done at slightly too big a budget to actually be successful, even though the film was critically well-received. I think we’ve really kind of nailed this one. So, it looks good. It looks good that we’ll get to make it and I think people are going to really like it.”

https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2019/07/duncan-jones-gives-an-update-on-his-rogue-trooper-movie/
SpideyPuffsMJ
SpideyPuffsMJ - 8/8/2019, 10:10 AM
How does this show get away with ignoring Infinity War/Endgame after trying to tie in most other Marvel movies? They just said [frick] it? These 2 are by far the hardest to just ignore the ramifications of.
BertieGregory
BertieGregory - 8/8/2019, 10:11 AM
What is not rumored? That's probably a shorter list.
theFUZZ008
theFUZZ008 - 8/8/2019, 10:19 AM
TheBlueMorpho
TheBlueMorpho - 8/8/2019, 10:23 AM
@theFUZZ008 -

CLTMAN29
CLTMAN29 - 8/8/2019, 10:50 AM
@theFUZZ008 - still one the greatest moments in fapping history.
GhostDog
GhostDog - 8/8/2019, 10:22 AM
There’s really no need but I’m down if it happens.

Atwell is so under appreciated.
Darkknight2149
Darkknight2149 - 8/8/2019, 10:46 AM
It would be cool if they wrapped up the loose ends from Agent Carter Season 2 in the final season of AoS.

Heck, we still don't know who killed Thompson.
lemric
lemric - 8/8/2019, 10:47 AM
http://www.nerdappropriate.com/2019/08/01/the-cast-of-marvels-agents-of-s-h-i-e-l-d-talks-the-beginning-of-the-end/
What is different between seasons six and seven?

Natalia Cordova-Buckley: Season Seven is VERY different. There is a lot of traveling in seven. I’m not going to say what kind of traveling, but we do a lot of traveling.

Henry Simmons: There are a lot of unexpected occurrences that happen in season seven.

Natalia Cordova-Buckley: Everything kind of comes full circle. It’s very hard to explain, because I can’t tell you guys anything. A lot from the past of S.H.I.E.L.D. comes into play.

Henry Simmons: I can say that you’ll meet Mac’s parents.
GeneralZod
GeneralZod - 8/8/2019, 11:04 AM
Yes please.

GhostDog
GhostDog - 8/8/2019, 11:06 AM
This season was the WEAKEST SINCE S1. It was sort of all over the place.

I liked the Chronicom shit more than the Izel bs. I would've much rather watched that all season than killing all of the character development with bringing Coulson back once again...and NOW AGAIN in season 7.

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