Separating the possible from the probable is a maddening task. Instead, we’re just going to catalog the various possibilities. We’re not going to get too deep into the weeds of where alleged leaks come from or how reputable they are. Before we enter the Multiverse of Madness, let’s take a minute to go over the rumored cameos in the movie, roughly ranked by how likely they are to take place. Since then, there has been a ton of speculation - some of which is supported by alleged leaks of dubious quality - that all sorts of characters and unexpected actors will appear in the upcoming film. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness also underwent fairly extensive reshoots, and it’s not unthinkable that Marvel Studios would want to juice up the number of cameos given how excited they seem to get fans. Once that happened, the floodgates were open. These expectations were heightened to an absurd degree when the second trailer for the movie seemed to imply that Patrick Stewart would be reprising his role as Professor X from the X-Men movies. Given that the MCU (and seemingly all of pop culture) is currently obsessed with the idea of multiverses and the possibility that alternate and/or past versions of familiar characters might make an appearance, it stands to reason that fans are expecting some exciting cameos in Multiverse of Madness - especially after No Way Home brought two previous Spider-Men and Netflix’s Daredevil into MCU canon. The Doctor Strange sequel, which also closely connects to the events of the WandaVision TV show and Spider-Man: No Way Home, hits theaters on May 6. It’s perhaps no surprise then that Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is truly driving fan theorists and alleged media leakers bonkers. Marvel fans tend to go more than a little nuts right before the release of a new Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
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