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WandaVision

8.2

TV Series (2021 - 2021)Runtime NaNmin

Number of seasons 1Total episodes 9

Experience a new vision of reality.

Wanda Maximoff and Vision—two super-powered beings living idealized suburban lives—begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.

Genre

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Mystery

Drama

Networks

Disney+

Production Companies

Marvel Studios

Production Countries

United States of America

Created By

Jac Schaeffer

Episodes

Seasons

Stream

Videos

Cast

Elizabeth OlsenWanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch

Paul BettanyVision / The Vision

Kathryn HahnAgnes / Agatha Harkness

Teyonah ParrisMonica Rambeau / Geraldine

Randall ParkJimmy Woo

Kat DenningsDarcy Lewis / The Escape Artist

Crew

Stan LeeCharacters

Peter CameronExecutive Story Editor

Bobak EsfarjaniExecutive Story Editor

John BuscemaCharacters

Mackenzie DohrExecutive Story Editor

Jack KirbyCharacters

Roy ThomasCharacters

Jac SchaefferExecutive Producer

Jason B. StameyCasting

Sarah Halley FinnCasting

Steven S. ShapiroProduction Executive

Kevin FeigeExecutive Producer

Victoria AlonsoExecutive Producer

Louis D'EspositoExecutive Producer

Jason TamezAssociate Producer

Jason TamezProduction Supervisor

Mary KaneUnit Production Manager

Sarah Halley FinnConsulting Producer

Mary LivanosCo-Executive Producer

Trevor WatersonCo-Executive Producer

Matt ShakmanExecutive Producer

Mary KaneLine Producer

Chuck HaywardProducer

Gretchen EndersSupervising Producer

Ashley Renee SaundersTravel Coordinator

Kalynn LittletonTravel Coordinator

Daniella LaGraffFirst Assistant Accountant

Christophe BeckOriginal Music Composer

Sandra Doyle CarmolaArt Direction

John CollinsArt Direction

Russell BobbittProperty Master

Joseph FeltusAssistant Costume Designer

Chris GilesSound Mixer

Kathy OrlandoSet Decoration

Marcella Elisa CaudillKey Costumer

Jonay BacalladoCostume Illustrator

Rachel Robb KondrathArt Direction

Chikako SuzukiArt Direction

Anthony AlmarazCostumer

Daniel SelonAssistant Costume Designer

Maegan RobinsonSet Costumer

Hank AmosStunt Coordinator

Sharon DavisSupervising Art Director

David MassonCostume Illustrator

Mark WorthingtonProduction Design

Andy ParkVisual Development

Kristen Anderson-LopezMain Title Theme Composer

Robert LopezMain Title Theme Composer

Mayes C. RubeoCostume Designer

James AlexanderVisual Effects Producer

Dave JordanMusic Supervisor

Tara DeMarcoVisual Effects Supervisor

Marc ScizakStunt Coordinator

Todd BuschVFX Editor

Kim FoscatoSupervising Sound Editor

Keith CampbellStunt Coordinator

Gwendolyn Yates WhittleSupervising Sound Editor

Kate WeddleAssistant Art Director

Irena JacobsAssistant Art Director

Pam FocoSet Designer

Phil LangoneStoryboard Artist

Amanda WeirPost Production Supervisor

Virginia BurtonCostume Supervisor

Eliot LevinAssistant Property Master

John HartonBoom Operator

A.J. VargasVisual Development

Frédéric AmblardSet Designer

Simeon WilkinsStoryboard Artist

Joss WhedonThanks

Gabriel Hernandez WaltaThanks

Roger SternThanks

Jason SweersGraphic Designer

Jennifer BergmanPost Production Supervisor

Jim StubblefieldAssistant Property Master

Stan LeeThanks

Joe ManeelyThanks

Chuck McCourtSet Dresser

Maureen McGuireAssistant Property Master

John HartonSound

Karen BartekHair Department Head

John Romita Jr.Thanks

Al FeldsteinThanks

Jeremy SimserStoryboard Artist

Richard BennettStoryboard Artist

Jackson SzeConceptual Illustrator

Jennifer FleuryOn Set Dresser

Tricia SawyerMakeup Department Head

Jim SterankoThanks

Shana A. BurnsSet Designer

Alanna SmithGraphic Designer

Ashley KravitzThanks

Steve EnglehartThanks

Rick LeonardiThanks

Ryan SbarattaModeling

John CassadayThanks

Jean HarterSet Designer

Anthony WinnStoryboard Artist

Brett FahleSet Dresser

Mark AndersonSet Dresser

Courtney YoungDialogue Coach

Brian Michael BendisThanks

Roy ThomasThanks

Tom KingThanks

Richard HowellThanks

Phil SaundersConceptual Illustrator

Cynthia WellesKey Hair Stylist

Zac HenryStunt Coordinator

Joshua SankarGraphic Designer

John BuscemaThanks

Olivier CoipelThanks

Nancy A. KingArt Department Coordinator

Kurt PetersonBoom Operator

Vasilios TanisMakeup Department Head

Danielle StammersKey Costumer

Bill MantloThanks

David FinchThanks

Shahaub RoudbariFight Choreographer

Anthony FranciscoConceptual Illustrator

Drew MeyersSet Dresser

Jack KirbyThanks

Danielle DupreSound Re-Recording Mixer

Daniel SudickSpecial Effects Supervisor

John David DuncanArt Department Assistant

Tyson WeatherfordTransportation Coordinator

Gary WeatherfordTransportation Captain

Keith S. FarleyVisual Effects Coordinator

Michael Anthony MillerConstruction Coordinator

John H. SamsonConstruction Coordinator

Kyle AllgoodSet Production Assistant

Tyson FountaineMakeup Artist

Kristina FrischMakeup Artist

Regina LittleMakeup Artist

Kay HoddyRotoscoping Artist

John M. PisaniUnit Publicist

Sean RiciglianoEpk Camera Operator

Brad BaruhEpk Producer

Troye JenkinsEpk Camera Operator

Justin BurtVisual Effects Coordinator

Barry CurtisSecurity

Jennifer WhiteChoreographer

Kevin R. WrightOther

Adam KeaneVisual Effects Production Assistant

Jess HallDirector of Photography

Jonah LevySpecial Effects Key Makeup Artist

Jan Philip CramerHead of Animation

Steve MoncurVisual Effects Supervisor

James SchembriVisual Effects Producer

Josh ViersConcept Artist

Eric R. JohnsonAssistant Art Director

Jamie HallettVisual Effects Supervisor

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Reviews

by Manuel São Bento

If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com (Based on the season’s first three episodes handed to press) Marvel delivered an unprecedentedly successful superhero universe that culminated in the record-breaking Avengers: Endgame (Spider-Man...

by Manuel São Bento

If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Original Review (based on the season’s first three episodes handed to press) Marvel delivered an unprecedentedly successful superhero universe that culminated in the record-breaking Avengers: En...

So many missed opportunities in this series makes for a disappointing watch, although the series does end on a higher note. The premise is sound - a powerful mutant (oh, we're not allowed to use that word) - sorry, witch, is grieving for her love and reverts to what she thinks is the idealised...

_WandaVision_ is a fairly standard MCU entry disguised as a unique MCU entry, and its biggest problem is a lack of commitment to the bit. The eerie set-up of an idealistic, suburban rom com used as a false life for Wanda to live is genius(!!) and deserves **so** much better than being knocked to th...

Great start to the Disney+ MCU TV Shows. Really different from the rest of the MCU in the structure of sitcoms and TV dramas. The episodic nature really brought fun fan theories and conjecture to the show week after week that really made the show way more enjoyable as a fan. Great set up for the Dr...

This was perfection. Way to tell a unresolved story that needed resolving. Heartbreaking but fun. Recommend to ALL Marvel fans. Wanda was never a character I cared for or really wanted to explore beyond the basics. However, thanks to this show, I absolutely love Wanda. I feel like most of us can...

WandaVision is a bold, genre-bending triumph that redefines what superhero storytelling can be. The series opens with a surreal plunge into classic TV sitcoms, paying homage to I Love Lucy and Bewitched—a bold move that quickly proves its worth. WandaVision reminds us that emotional stakes can hit ...