Gwyneth Paltrow isn't saying never when it comes to Pepper Potts' MCU future, although she thinks she may be done.
Paltrow’s character Pepper Potts has been a mainstay in the MCU for some time. However, following the death of Tony Stark inThe Goop Podcast), Paltrow said she thinks she may be done with the world of Marvel but acknowledged she could always be asked back.
“I think so,” Paltrow said when asked if she was done with Marvel movies. “I mean, I didn’t die so they can always ask me.” After Johansson said that Potts may come back at some point, Paltrow then joked about the possibility of a much older Pepper Potts appearing in the films.Paltrow played Pepper Potts in a variety of films throughout the first three phases of the MCU, including all three
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