VisionQuest: 3rd installment in Vision's trilogy brings identity, family to forefront

This is the final installment in a beloved Marvel trilogy, and fans just found out that Vision Quest is premiering a day early. So tonight, we reunite with Vision in the final series of his story, his journey to find his identity, and as you're about to find out, his family. I sat down with the stars ahead of the highly anticipated debut. Who am I? I was an Avenger, but I'm not a hero anymore. WandaVision has a very unique tone, and Agatha all along also had its own unique energy. And for Paul Bettany, who has been playing Vision for more than 11 years, I'm a father. he says Vision Quest, this third and final series in the trilogy, is... Absolutely is its own thing. Here, we find Vision as a father. I had a family, a mother and a father. Muzzle tough, it's a boy. Ruri Malika is new to the MCU as Thomas Maximoff. And your MCU debut, like how thrilling is this? It's so thrilling, I can't believe it. I can't believe it. Free me and save your son. I feel like family has been at the heart of this whole story. Yeah, yeah. The whole thing is that family is forever. Yeah. I think that Vision finds his full power when he accepts that. James Spader returns as the ultra-villain Ultron. Ultron, you are impossibly cruel and callous, and yet here I am. Still occupying space in your mind, rent free. To be the ultimate kind of villain that everyone just loves and loves to hate, how has this been? What has this meant for you? It feels like me. You're unbearably new. Terry Metallus is also new to the Marvel Universe, tasked with the vision of bringing this story home. And it's an honor, really, to be able to close out that chapter and hopefully open new doors for new chapters with this strange AI Maximoff family. Which feels so of the moment. Yeah. Now I'm going to finish what I started all those years ago. The show is so funny and so emotional and so surprising and so original and innovative and imaginative It's what entertainment should always be. Remember, family is forever. The whole thing is so beautiful. But with lasers and fighting. Yes, of course. And jokes. I think it's such a beautiful finale. Nothing bonds a family together quite like Mortal Jeopardy. Do you love how they hug, right? Like this new kind of father-son, you know, team. Paul Bettany is just really just like Gibbs' father. And he kept going, you're doing great. You did such a great job. And to have Ruri join the cast, listen, don't miss this. It's so different, the whole series. And James Spader, the man has made a lifetime out of being the bad guy. Going back to John Hughes movies. And he loves it, and he's got the villain laugh too. So we get the first two episodes of Vision Quest tonight at 6. Surprise, coming a day early for us on Disney+.