Thunderbolts among top trending searches in the USA after teaser release

The surge followed the release of the first teaser for Thunderbolts, featuring prominent actors such as Sebastian Stan and Florence Pugh.

Thunderbolts has an origin story similar to the Suicide Squad

“Thunderbolts” became one of the most-searched topics in the United States on Tuesday, seeing a notable rise in Google Search interest. According to trends data, the topic garnered 100,000 searches and saw a dramatic 1,000 percent increase in search volume over a 16-hour period.

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The surge followed the release of the first teaser for Thunderbolts, featuring prominent actors such as Sebastian Stan and Florence Pugh. The teaser showcases a group of unlikely characters, tasked with a government mission. Directed by Jake Schreier, this action-packed film is scheduled for a theatrical release on May 2 next year.

The storyline for Thunderbolts revolves around a team of former villains who take on heroic roles in the absence of Earth’s main protectors. However, their true identities as a villainous organization are later revealed. Originally led by Baron Zemo, this group has drawn comparisons to the Suicide Squad due to the nature of their missions.

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In the film, Sebastian Stan reprises his role as Bucky Barnes, while Florence Pugh and David Harbour return as Yelena Belova and Red Guardian, respectively. Other notable cast members include Hannah John-Kamen, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Wyatt Russell, and Olga Kurylenko.

Additionally, Harrison Ford is expected to appear as Thaddeus Ross, now serving as the U.S. President. Laurence Fishburne and Rachel Weisz are rumored to reprise their Marvel Cinematic Universe roles as well.

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