Steven Yeun ditches Marvel's 'Thunderbolts' by email. Sorry, Sentry, he's just not that into you


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Steven Yeun broke up with Marvel by email. Photo: AP

Steven Yeun broke up with Marvel by email.

Amid news of his departure from the upcoming Thunderbolts superhero film, Yeun told Variety that he had spent a lot of time trying to write the break-up message to the production. He had been cast to play Sentry, a high-flying antihero who possesses the power of "a million exploding suns" as well as a dark alter ego.

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