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Over several years, fans have been inquiring about actor Michael C. Hall reprising his role as Dexter. His answer had always been that he would consider it if a compelling storyline materialized and the timing was right. It took close to a decade for Dexter to resurface, appearing as a ten-episode miniseries titled Dexter: New Blood. In this new chapter, Dexter has abandoned his murderous ways in upstate New York, but is eventually lured back into his old habits following a chain of unfortunate occurrences. The show was applauded by fans initially, but they were left disheartened when the finale transpired and seemingly eliminated the possibility of a follow-up season.

As a movie enthusiast, I’ve always been captivated by the evolution of superhero films in Hollywood. Once viewed as light-hearted and trivial, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has grown to such epic proportions that it has attracted some of the biggest names in entertainment to make fleeting appearances on our screens. Some of these cameos are so swift, they can easily slip our minds. Here, let’s delve into 10 of those blink-and-you’ll-miss-them appearances.

Initially considering a sequel, Steven Spielberg experimented with ideas for an E.T. follow-up but ultimately decided against it due to the risk of comparison and potential criticism. This thought process led to the release of the novel “E.T.: The Book of the Green Planet”, which he believed was more effective as a book rather than a film. Drew Barrymore, who played E.T.’s human friend at the TCM event with Spielberg, supported this decision. She remarked that creating an E.T. 2 could only lead to comparisons and scrutiny of the original, which should be left untouched in its perfection.