"Avengers: Age of Ultron" star Paul Bettany opted not to comment on "The Vision's" connection to JARVIS. The actor, however, assured that viewers will get to see a "sassy and omnipotent" being that will eventually gain the trust of the Avengers, Enstarz reported.
As of the moment, it is still unknown how Tony Stark's (Robert Downey) AI system will influence the creation of "The Vision." Unlike the character of Ultron, Bettany's character will eventually become a trusted ally of the Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
"I think there's a lot of, initially in the plot, as it were, a lot of distrust, and that has to be navigated by The Vision, and he does it in a quite extraordinarily shocking way," Bettany told Comic Book Resource.
"He gains their trust in a real - it will be - it's a real roof-raiser of a moment. Everybody will flip," he added.
According to reports, the Vision should evolve quickly and it has both the characteristics of a powerful omnipotent figure and a naïve child.
"The thing that appealed to me was this sort of nascent creature being born and being both sort of omnipotent and totally naïve," Bettany explained. "And the danger of that and the sort of complex nature of somebody, of a thing being born that is that powerful and that fully created in a second."
Meanwhile, reports claim that "The Avengers 3" is slated to release in 2018. Marvel President Kevin Fiege unveiled the confirmation confirmation regarding the Avengers' third installment. In an interview, Fiege said, "Well, we haven't really talked about what we'd see Avengers 3. I presume we'd like to stick to three years between Avengers movies like we did [between the first and second]. So it will probably be three years between Avengers 2 and Avengers 3."
"The Avengers: Age of Ultron" will hit the theaters on May 1, 2015.
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