Instead, he's clashing with another of his long-time enemies, Doctor Thaddeus Sivana (as played by Mark Strong). Sivana may be a big part of the Shazam comics, but don't fret if you're unfamiliar ...

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Who is the villain in the 'Shazam 2' post-credit scene? Dr. Thaddeus Sivana (Mark Strong), the villain of the 2019 “Shazam!’ movie, is still in the same prison cell as he was in the last film ...

Mark Strong is playing the villain and he recently ... happened but I think I'm going to get the chance to do that in 'Shazam!', I hope so." Editorial credit: Tinseltown / Shutterstock.com Tone ...

It's looking like Mark Strong will bring his particular brand of villainy to the DC Extended Universe with a major role in Shazam. If the deal is struck, Strong won't even have to change his hair ...

Given the way the movie is tracking, we’re pretty sure this is the end of the “Shazam!” series too. But you never know … The second scene involves Mark Strong’s villainous character Dr ...

films. The second post-credits scene reveals the return of the villain of the first “Shazam!” film, Doctor Sivana (Mark Strong), still in prison and having a conversation with Mister Mind ...

Later on, in the second post-credits scene, we're reunited with Mark Strong's villain from the first Shazam! movie: Doctor Sivana. He's in a cell, where he's visited by the talking caterpillar ...

Ragnarok” or Mark Strong did in “Shazam!” A tasty villain in a comic-book movie doesn’t have to scale the visionary heights of Heath Ledger in “The Dark Knight,” but he or she should ...

Taken collectively, the evil Daughters of Atlas represent a lateral move for the antagonist role in Shazam’s story. In the original, Mark Strong’s Dr. Sivanna didn’t have much of a ...