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Daredevil: Created by Drew Goddard. With Charlie Cox, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Vincent D'Onofrio. A blind lawyer by day, vigilante by night. Matt Murdock fights the crime of New York as Daredevil.
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- 2015-04-10
- Action, Crime, Drama
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When he starts swaying some of the FBI to his side including Benjamin Poindexter, Wilson Fisk takes up the name of Kingpin. FBI agent Ray Nadeem provides posthumous testimony against Kingpin, who fights Daredevil and paralyzes Dex.
CharacterPortrayed ByAppearances(first)Appearances(season 1)MainMainMainMarvel's Daredevil is an American television series created by Drew Goddard for the streaming service Netflix, based on the Marvel Comics character Daredevil. It is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), sharing continuity with the franchise's films, and was the first Marvel Netflix series leading to the crossover miniseries The Defenders.
- When He Dissected Daredevil
- When Daredevil and Kingpin Met Face to Face
- When He Started His Dramatic Monologue
- When He Offered Frank Castle A Deal He Couldn't Refuse
- When He Compared Prison to The Animal Kingdom
- When He Explained That Prison Was Just A Challenge
"That's What Makes You Dangerous... It's Your Ideology."
Charlie Cox's fledgling Daredevil and D'Onofrio's shadowy Kingpin's first meeting was fitting for a villain of the latter's stature. The eerie way Matt Murdock was introduced to the crimelord was even reminiscent of the supervillain's presence in Frank Miller's origin story The Man Without Fear, which earned the status of one of Daredevil's best comic books. Hearing Kingpin talk through the radio to a buried-alive Murdock gave an overpowering sense of anxiety and powerlessness, with Fisk's co...
"Take Your Shot."
It's a straightforward quote, but when Daredevil threatens that he's going to kill Fisk and the latter invites him to take his shot, the impact is more about Vincent D'Onofrio's delivery, mannerisms, and facial expression used to sell it. This was the first time that Matt met the Kingpin of Crime face-to-face as a "proto-Daredevil" persona, and the sheer indomitable confidence Fisk overwhelms him with left a feeling of impending dread. When Fisk tells Daredevil to "take your shot," he gradual...
"I'm Not The Good Samaritan... I'm Not The Priest, Or The Levite... I'm The Ill Intent."
Undoubtedly the most iconic quote, which ends up unraveling into an intimidating monologue, was Kingpin's speech about his role in the biblical story of the good Samaritan. Supervillains typically have monologues in the rising action and climax of their respective stories, but Kingpin's in the first season finale proved to be a timeless one. RELATED: The 10 Best Teenage Superheroe's In Comic Books, According To Ranker Up until that point in the show, Wilson Fisk genuinely thought of himself a...
"The Tide Raises All Ships, Mr. Castle."
Season 2 of Daredevil was solid, but it was admittedly had a Kingpin-sized hole when it came to the season's villains. However, Kingpin's brief role in a couple of episodes reminded fans of the dangerous presence he carries, regardless of where he is. The Punisher comics were among the influences for the Daredevil Netflix series, as his role was crucial towards the beginning and driving the coming character arc for Kingpin in season 3. Frank Castle/Punisher finds himself used as a weapon by t...
"When An Animal Wants Something, When It Needs Something, Other Things Need To Be Stepped On."
In the short amount of time the two were given screen time together, Kingpin and the Punisher's dynamic already showed a wealth of potential that fans are surely hoping gets realized with Daredevil's MCU revival. After Frank Castle survives Kingpin's secret suicide mission for him, the latter readily admits it to Castle's face. He even releases Castle's chains, commends him for his skill, and lets him escape free. RELATED: The 10 Darkest Stories In Daredevil Comics However, he doesn't let thi...
"You Can Build A Prison Of Stone And Steel, But You Merely Present The Prisoner With A Challenge."
In season three, the show becomes somewhat amusingly self-aware of Kingpin's monologuing. However, it doesn't stop the writing and D'Onofrio's acting from delivering a powerful quote about how Fisk managed life in prison. Being sent to prison was effectively the first major loss that Kingpin experienced, leaving him to wallow in his rage but also learn to become more cunning. After he successfully manipulates the FBI into orchestrating his house-arrest order to his presidential suite, his quo...
Nov 3, 2023 · Marvel Studios’ Echo gets a 2024 release date for Disney Plus and Hulu. The violent TV-MA series brings back Charlie Cox’s Daredevil and Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin.
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Jun 26, 2022 · From across their three-season war on Netflix, let's revisit the best moments of Daredevil and Kingpin's rivalry ahead of their MCU return.
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Oct 23, 2018 · Marvel's Daredevil: Why Wilson Fisk's Kingpin Is the Best Villain in the MCU. Here's why Daredevil's reclusive, sadistic crime boss has risen to the top of the Marvel villain heap. By Matt...
