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Welcome to chaos.
Marvel Studios dropped the first trailer for Moon Knight during the NFL Super Wild Card broadcast on January 17, 2022, and it wastes no time throwing Oscar Isaac into a psychological maze. The footage sets a Disney+ premiere of March 30, 2022, and introduces a hero built less like a typical Avenger and more like a man fighting for control of his own mind.
- The trailer debuted January 17, 2022, during the Super Wild Card broadcast, confirming a March 30, 2022 premiere on Disney+.
- Oscar Isaac plays Steven Grant, a museum gift-shop worker with dissociative identity disorder who shares a body with mercenary Marc Spector.
- Ethan Hawke stars as cult leader Arthur Harrow, the series’ primary antagonist, while Gaspard Ulliel was cast as Anton Mogart, not the villain “Bushman.”
A Hero Split In Two
The trailer opens on Steven Grant living a quiet, uneventful life — chained to his bed at night, worried about blackouts he can’t explain. According to Marvel’s official rollout, Grant suffers severe sleep disruption and flashes of memories that don’t belong to him, before he discovers he’s sharing his body with Marc Spector, a hardened mercenary with a very different set of skills and a much darker history.
Marvel and Disney’s own preview materials frame this as the emotional engine of the show: a man who doesn’t know which version of himself is going to wake up, and doesn’t know which one he can trust. The footage cuts between Steven fumbling through everyday panic and Marc operating with total, violent precision, and the whiplash between the two is clearly the point.
Ethan Hawke’s Arthur Harrow
Opposite Isaac, Ethan Hawke plays Arthur Harrow, described in Disney’s press materials as a charismatic, soft-spoken cult leader who pushes Steven to stop fighting the chaos inside him and give in to it. Hawke’s line delivery in the trailer is deliberately calm, almost gentle, which makes the threat underneath it land harder.
Welcome to chaos.
That tagline, plastered across the promotional rollout, doubles as Harrow’s pitch to Steven and as Marvel’s pitch to the audience. It’s worth clearing up a mix-up from early reporting: Gaspard Ulliel was not cast as a villain called “Bushman.” Official Marvel and Disney materials confirm Ulliel plays a character named Anton Mogart, while Hawke’s Harrow is the series’ central antagonist.
Ancient Egypt Meets Dissociative Identity Disorder
The back half of the trailer leans into the supernatural side of the mythology, with Steven uncovering hidden phones, unfamiliar apartments, and visions he can’t square with the life he thought he was living. Marvel ties this directly to an ancient Egyptian mystery running underneath the show, setting up Moon Knight’s comic-book connection to the Egyptian moon god Khonshu without spelling it out in the footage itself.
It all builds to the trailer’s final beat: Isaac fully suited in the white-hooded Moon Knight costume, beating down an enemy in a dimly lit restroom — the first real look at the character in full gear, and the clearest signal yet of how brutal the show intends to get.
The Team Behind The Camera
Jeremy Slater serves as head writer on the series, with directing duties split between Mohamed Diab and the duo of Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead. Rounding out the confirmed cast alongside Isaac, Hawke, and Ulliel is May Calamawy as Layla El-Faouly, giving Steven/Marc a grounded ally as the story pulls him deeper into Harrow’s orbit.
For readers tracking how Marvel and other studios are lining up their next wave of prestige genre TV, the Halo series trailer for Paramount+ and the Rings of Power title announcement arrived in the same stretch of streaming-platform trailer drops, all jockeying for attention heading into spring.
Marvel hasn’t released a second trailer yet, so for now the March 30 premiere date is the only fixed marker on the calendar — three episodes are expected to drop that day, and the “chaos” tagline is doing a lot of work until fans actually see how Steven and Marc’s arrangement plays out on screen.
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