Harry Styles joins Marvel and will make five movies

Harry Styles is a British singer and songwriter. He had previously surprised everyone when he showed up on the red carpet for the premiere of "Eternals," because no one knew why. The reason is now known: the former member of One Direction has inked a deal with Marvel to appear in five Marvel films.

"At the premiere of #TheEternals, there will be a big announcement." "Harry Styles has joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Thanos' brother Eros," Variety's Matt Donnelly writes.

Between the end credits of Eternals, the actor and musician appear. Styles will enter the MCU as Eros, sometimes known as Starfox, in this manner. Eros is a sibling to the MCU's villain Thanos and another Eternal, an ancient species tasked with protecting Earth against beings known as the Deviants.

Harry Styles' appearance in the Marvel film is brief; Eternals is the artist's second role, following Christopher Nolan's Oscar-nominated "Dunkirk." Next year, we'll see him in "Don't Worry Darling," a film directed by his current partner, actress Olivia Wilde.

Eros and the Marvel villain have a tense relationship, but they make an annual ceasefire to catch up. According to the comics, Harry Styles is a lover of life and adventure, but his debut could signal a major shift for Thanos, as his fate is linked to the coming of his brother.

Eros has interacted with the Guardians of the Galaxy in recent comics, so it wouldn't be surprising if he appeared in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. He doesn't have a major part in the comics, but there's been so much buzz about his cameo in Eternals that it wouldn't be surprising if Eros got his own film.

Returning to his musical career, Harry Styles recently performed two gigs at Madison Square Garden that coincided with the Halloween celebration, dubbed "Harryween Fancy Dress Party," a play on his name and that of the Night. of Witches, and invited his fans to attend dressed up for the occasion.

The theme of the staging of the first show was The Wizard of Oz, the 1939 film, starring Judy Garland. And in her honor, Harry Styles sang the mythical Somewhere Over the Rainbow dressed as the Kansas farmer.