Thunderbolts* director explains the significance of Taskmaster’s death in Marvel Studios’ final movie in the Marvel Cinematic ...

Yes, in the worst-kept spoiler in MCU history, Antonia Dreykov, a.k.a. Taskmaster, bites the bullet early on.Despite being part of the initial team announcement at D23, the various trailers show ...

Thunderbolts* star Olga Kurylenko has addressed Taskmaster's sudden exit from the MCU movie, revealing that the script changed significantly during 2023's Hollywood strikes. You can find out more ...

With enforced submission, and her photographic memory, Antonia Dreykov would become the villain known as the Taskmaster; armed with the moves of Natasha Romanoff’s friends and colleagues, along ...

It only took a trailer or two for fans to realise that Taskmaster likely didn't have a sizeable role in Thunderbolts*.Recently, writer Eric Pearson revealed that his script saw Antonia Dreykov ...

Olga Kurylenko first embodied Antonia Dreykov/Taskmaster in 2021’s Black Widow, where the character’s true identity and nature significantly departed from the well-known comic book source ...

While Thunderbolts* marked Antonia Dreykov’s first appearance in the MCU since 2021’s Black Widow, it also served as the character’s swan song in the franchise.

That masked individual is Taskmaster, aka Antonia Dreykov (Olga Kurylenko). If you recall from 2021’s Black Widow , Antonia was the brainwashed and disfigured daughter of Red Room leader ...

Antonia dies alone, unacknowledged, and unloved, which is not what she deserved. It’s a disservice to a character who should have represented one of the most compelling emotional throughlines of ...

Olga Kurylenko says major story changes after the 2023 writers’ strike led to Taskmaster’s early exit from the film.

With Dreykov out of the picture, Antonia has options. Nat and Yelena saw to Dreykov, and if there's any MCU character who deserves a quiet life in the countryside, it's this one (there's a vacancy ...

This includes John Walker/U.S. Agent (Wyatt Russell), Ava Starr/Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), Antonia Dreykov/Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko), and a mysterious character named Bob (Lewis Pullman), who is ...