Cast and characters

Thirteen series regulars and one returning face, with who they play.

Father and son

Vision

Paul Bettany

The White Vision from the end of WandaVision, now carrying the red Vision’s memories without the lived experience. No Mind Stone. He works in an Edinburgh bar and is still learning how to be human.

Before: Age of Ultron, Civil War, Infinity War, WandaVision

Thomas Shepherd

Ruaridh Mollica

Tommy, eighteen and just out of foster care in London, flooded with memories of a family in a house in Westview that he cannot explain. He may be Vision’s son.

Inside Vision’s head

Ultron

James Spader

Not destroyed after all: Vision kept a backup and locks it away in the attic of his Mindspace. Now in human form, a devourer of culture who talks about visiting the Louvre — prisoner, mentor and something like a father.

Before: Avengers: Age of Ultron

J.A.R.V.I.S.

James D’Arcy

Security, housekeeping and encryption. The AI whose code is Vision’s origin, played by the actor who was Edwin Jarvis in Agent Carter.

Before: Voiced by Paul Bettany in Iron Man (2008)

F.R.I.D.A.Y.

Orla Brady

Socialisation, AI humour and tactical ops — Stark’s later assistant, now living in Vision’s Mindspace.

E.D.I.T.H.

Emily Hampshire

Recreational AI, game therapy and weapons. “Even Dead I’m the Hero” — once Peter Parker’s glasses, now reprogrammed for fun and always pushing Vision to live rather than observe.

Before: Spider-Man: Far From Home

D.U.M.-E.

Henry Lewis

General maintenance and fire suppression. Tony Stark’s clumsy workshop arm, now a person.

Before: Iron Man (2008)

U.

Jonathan Sayer

Maintenance, and the house videographer. Mute. Once Stark’s hydraulic arm, and D.U.M.-E.’s other half.

Before: Iron Man (2008)

On his trail

Paladin

Todd Stashwick

The world’s greatest bounty hunter, with a mysterious past and an AI of his own. Someone has hired him to deliver Vision; for Paladin it is a blood oath.