For the past three seasons, Mads Mikkelsen has brilliantly played the title character in the NBC drama Hannibal. Fans have been doing all they can to save the series from coming to an end since the network announced that this would be its last season. While creator Bryan Fuller mulls over the future of the series, many of its stars have gone on to do other things. Namely Mikkelsen, who was recently confirmed to play a mysterious role in A Star Wars Story: Rogue One.

Production is taking place as we speak, but as soon as principal photography is complete for Rogue One, Mikkelsen will head right into another film. Reports are coming in that the actor is in talks to join Benedict Cumberbatch in the Scott Derrickson-directed Doctor Strange, as a villain. But which one? More on the story below.

Marvel Studios films are more than just superhero films, they’re subgenres. Guardians of the Galaxy is a space opera, Thor is fantastical, Iron Man a buddy cop movie, and Ant-Man is clearly a heist comedy, while Captain America is a political thriller. Of all those films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we still don’t know much about which subgenres Marvel intends to put Doctor Strange, Black Panther, The Inhumans, and Captain Marvel in, though based on the heroes in question, we have may have a slight idea.

We know that there will be some sort of magical and fantastical element when it comes to Doctor Strange, given the character is called the Sorcerer Supreme. But new details are being revealed about Scott Derrickson‘s upcoming film, starring Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role. According to a cinematographer for the film, Doctor Strange will be “Marvel’s Fantasia.” Check out the full quote below.