Daredevil star Charlie Cox talks about the hero's MCU future

Brian VanHooker is a Pop Culture Writer specializing in Celebrity Interviews and In-Depth Oral Histories in the areas of Comedy, TV, Film, Cartoons, Comic Books, 80s/90s Nostalgia, Fatherhood, Retro Games and Food (especially Pizza). He was the Senior Features Writer at Cracked and a Staff Writer at MEL. He has written for Inverse, Inside Hook, Maxim, Men's Health, Fatherly, SFGate and more. He's the co-creator of the comic book/cartoon Barnum & Elwood and The Tramp, an award-winning comedy pilot starring John O’Hurley. He also hosts a TMNT interview podcast called Turtle Tracks and was once called a “Good Guy” by Mr. T. Charlie Cox has been playing Daredevil for more than a decade now, and in a recent interview, he let it be known that he might be down for a couple more decades in the cowl. In the interview with Josh Horowitz for the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Cox was asked if he would be interested in playing Daredevil for another five or 10 years. In reply, Cox cited Charles Soule's recent Daredevil run called “Cold Day in Hell,” which depicts Daredevil in his late 60s to early 70s. Referring to the comic, Cox said, “That buys me another 20 years.” While he said it with a laugh