Roth recently showed up on Dempsey Pilot’s On Tape podcast to discuss his recently released dramatization Sundown. Whenever asked about his return to the MCU, Roth offered updates on the production and release for She-Hulk, affirming recording is done on the series but that he doesn’t know while it’s approaching out. See what Roth shared underneath: Better believe it, we shot that – I think they’re still working on it, because of all the post-production elements I don’t know while it’s approaching out, I actually don’t know. I haven’t got a sign.
Tatiana Maslany is driving the cast of She-Hulk in the titular job alongside the MCU returns of Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk and Tim Roth as Emil Blonsky/Abomination. The series will also stamp the MCU debuts of Ginger Gonzaga as Walters’ best companion, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Josh Segarra and Jameela Jamil as She-Hulk’s opponent Titania. Production on She-Hulk got underway in April 2021 and now those behind the series are offering new insight into when audiences can expect to feast their eyes on the show.
Given the secretive nature of the show itself and Marvel’s library overall, it seems likely that regardless of whether Roth know the release window for She-Hulk, he wouldn’t be allowed to say it. However, with his note that the show is still in the post-production stages, his statement of not knowing the release date could hold some weight, as the inclusion of multiple green-toned superhumans could necessitate extra work in the visual effects department than that of Disney+’s recent MCU title Hawkeye. That being said, with She-Hulk having enveloped head photography by August 2021, it seems likely that the series is almost all set.
It may not come as a very remarkable shock that the She-Hulk release date is currently unset given the Moon Knight debut date was just barely announced in January, two months before it was uncovered to be coming to Disney+. With both the Maslany series and Ms. Wonder scheduled to debut in mid-2022 and the month of June being totally open for another MCU title to fill the hole between Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Thor: Love and Thunder, it seems likely one of the two shows will debut in that month. The truth will surface eventually when audiences can see Roth’s MCU return in She-Hulk soon.
