Michael Douglas likes the idea of a Hank and Janet spin-off from Ant-Man And The Wasp

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Michael Douglas 'likes the idea' of a Hank and Janet spin-off from Ant-Man And The Wasp

Michael Douglas has called for a standalone Marvel film focusing on Hank Pym (Picture: Marvel)

Michael Douglas has called for a standalone Marvel film focusing on Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne and we are here for it.

Speaking to Metro.co.uk, Douglas – who has seen a career resurgence thanks to his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe – admitted that he likes the idea of a Hank and Janet movie.

Hank And Janet, I like that, thats very good – Ant-Man And The Wasp? Or Hank And Janet? I think Hank And Janet…youve given me a very good idea, he says before calling out PEYTON REED!

Reed is the director of the Ant-Man series.

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In Ant-Man And The Wasp, the sequel to the 2015 film, Paul Rudds Scott Lang is back but under now under house arrest for breaking the Sokovia Accords (remember them?)

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Of course its never that simple and soon hes back up to all manner of criminal activities as Hank and his daughter Hope Van Dyne (played by Evangeline Lilly) attempt to use his knowledge of the Quantum Realm to bring back Janet, who has been trapped there for 30 years.

Ant-man And The Wasp poster (Picture: Marvel)

Maybe well get Michael and Michelle from and centre next time (Picture: Marvel)

I would love to work with Michelle Pfeiffer, adds Douglas, pondering the idea of working with the actress again.

We got on – I had never met her before and it was the first time we had worked together but she is my kind of lady, shes great, boom, cool, smart, witty…

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Douglas has spent most of his career doing what he calls character driven, contemporary movies but joining a series such as the MCU have allowed him to find his love for acting again.

When they came to me I said “yeah! This will be great, what fun!” And I was curious about the green screen format, and now I have a deep appreciation about how it is acting with that and how easy they make it look when there is nothing there at all, he admits.

So its been really fun – and also, as someone who is usually the lead and carrying movies or also producing them, the lack of responsibility is joyful.

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Ant-Man And The Wasp is out in the UK on 2 August.

MORE: Kevin Feige finally explains why Captain Marvel is set in the 90s – but what does this tell us about the story?

MORE: Ant-Man and the Wasp Review: A welcome stand-alone easy watch from the MCU

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