However, aside from Charlie Cox returning to play Daredevil / Matt Murdock, actor Vincent D'Onofrio returned to play Wilson Fisk / Kingpin as well. The show sees the two getting back into the same ...

This was largely thanks to the rich dynamic between the two main characters: The titular hero (Charlie Cox) and his archnemesis, the menacing Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio).

In fighting for justice outside the system, Daredevil has contributed to weakening the very institutions that might have prevented someone like Wilson Fisk from ascending to political leadership.

What makes Episode 6’s set piece so emblematic is how it captures the similarities and crucial differences between Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk. As Daredevil confronts Muse, Matt surrenders to ...

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It’s spellbinding. Meanwhile, human chameleon Vincent D’Onofrio returns to the role of Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin, with a similarly more moderate tone, without losing any of the power or fear ...

Wilson Fisk and Vanessa share a meal together in a blood splattered room, indicating Adam might get fully taken out of the picture. In another scene, they're at a dance together, and Matt's in ...

Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) return to their roots in a violent, propulsive episode. “Does a mask allow us to be our true selves, or does it strip away our ...

Previously, she founded The Mary Sue. Through its season, Born Again has built a steady drumbeat out of Wilson Fisk clashing with the usual mayoral way of doing things — but this week’s ...