Simu Liu fears leaking spoilers ahead of 'Avengers: Doomsday'
Simu Liu opens up about how he now speaks cautiously to the press for fear of leaking spoilers
Any word can become a headline; that’s what Simu Liu now fears as he is set to reprise his superhero role, Shang-Chi, in Avengers: Doomsday.
In an interview with Comic Book, he offers insight into when he began speaking cautiously in the press about his most anticipated upcoming film.
“I never know when something I say is going to get picked up into a soundbite,” he shares, remembering how a few words, though accidentally, about his superhero costume in Avengers: Doomsday had become a spoiler on social media.
“I think I was freezing cold on the rooftop of the Empire State Building, and they were like, ‘What about his costume?’ And I was like, ‘Oh, it’s new.’ It just became an unstoppable maelstrom of messed-up lines. I am very reserved about what to say about it now.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Simu also weighs in on the growth of his on-screen superhero character, Chang-Chi, since his debut in 2021.
“He’s older. I’m older, so getting to bring a little bit more of a quality of self-assurance is always great, especially because Shang was such a fish out of water."
"There’s a little bit of a jump in time, so I think we’ll meet him at a place where he’s feeling a little more lived in with who he is and his responsibilities," he concludes.
Simu is among several stars who are set to return in Avengers: Doomsday, which will debut in theatres on Dec 18, 2026.
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