In the tumultuous landscape of the MCU, Marvel executives are actively considering actors to fill the void left by Jonathan Majors in the role of Kang the Conqueror within the franchise. Recent reports suggest that John David Washington is emerging as a top contender for the pivotal villainous character in upcoming Marvel films.

This revelation came to light through Daniel Richtman, a well-known entertainment enthusiast and insider, who shared the news on X (formerly Twitter) earlier this week. Following Majors' removal from the franchise due to a conviction for domestic violence against his former girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, in December, fans have been proposing various actors for the role.
Jonathan Majors, at 34 years old, is scheduled to commence a prison sentence of up to one year starting next month.

If John David Washington secures the role of Kang, he brings significant credibility. Consider the facts: he is a Golden Globe-nominated actor with an impressive filmography, boasting notable works such as Christopher Nolan's "Tenet," "Monsters and Men," "Malcolm & Marie," "Amsterdam," and "The Creator," among others. Furthermore, he is the son of the acclaimed Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington.

In a 2020 interview with Nerd Reactor, John expressed his eagerness to delve into the superhero genre, stating, "We'll see. I want to stay open. I don't want to box myself in. There may be characters that haven't been mentioned yet or even developed that haven't been introduced in any of the films yet. I'd like to see what they come up with if I ever get asked."