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Just Jared reports that Avengers: Doomsday is undergoing significant cast reshuffling, with ten major names dropping off the roster while thirty stars are confirmed to return. The outlet notes that this comes as Marvel also puts a revised version of 2019's Avengers: Endgame back into theaters, suggesting the studio is working to maintain momentum across its flagship franchise during a period of transition. For audiences who have followed these interconnected stories across more than a decade of releases, the uncertainty of which performers will anchor the next phase carries its own narrative weight.
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