Owen Wilson revealed what it was like filming new Avengers Endgame: Encore scenes. The American actor recently appeared on News alongside Matt Rife to promote Rolling Loud. Wilson was asked when he shot his Endgame: Encore scene and whether the Russo Brothers filmed it.

The actor said, “Yeah, that was the Russo Brothers, and we shot that last year in London. So, yeah, it was fun to put on that TVA coat and tie that Mobius wears and do that.”

The Night at the Museum actor stars as Mobius M. Mobius in the Disney+ show, Loki. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he serves as Loki’s closest friend and moral anchor, and is an important figure within the TVA. In the comics, Mobius is a middle-management bureaucrat and judge for the Time Variance Authority (TVA).

What happens in Owen Wilson’s Avengers Endgame: Encore scene?

Owen Wilson’s scene is the second post-credits scene in Avengers Endgame: Encore. The scene opens up at the TVA, where Miss Minutes introduces what the TVA stands for and reminds people to stay within their own universe. It shifts to Mobius walking through the office, a coffee mug in hand, as he glances at the control panel and says, “This doesn’t look too good.”

Standing alongside Ke Huy Quan’s Ouroboros and Eugene Cordero’s Casey, they spot two universes firing missiles at each other to avoid a collision. One of these universes is confirmed to be the Fox X-Men’s Earth-10005. Things escalate quickly as 3,000 universes are about to collapse and face annihilation. The scene ends with Ouroboros saying, “The multiverse is collapsing.” This scene sets up the X-Men as the hostile survivors shown in the Avengers: Doomsday trailer.

In an interview with EmpireJoe Russo and Anthony Russo were asked about the importance of Wilson’s scene in Endgame: Encore. Joe replied, “It’s the most profound thing that’s ever happened to the MCU. It is the perceived end of times. Everything the TVA was set up to do is to protect the timelines from collapsing, and now they’re in a catastrophic collapse. And so that scene, I would argue, yes, has a great level of importance. I wouldn’t say that it is more important than another scene. But it is certainly critical to the storytelling of Doomsday.”

Avengers: Doomsday follows the collision of the multiverse, uniting the X-Men and Fantastic Four with the Avengers in a battle against Doctor Doom. It will be released in theaters on December 18, 2026.

Originally reported on SuperHeroHype.