In the Marvel Comics universe, the Serpent Society is a mercenary group that carries out contracts for supervillains. They first appeared in Captain America #310 after Sidewinder (played by Giancarlo Esposito in Brave New World) formed a group out of the remains of the previous two Serpent Squads – a roster of snake-themed villains like Black Mamba,

Brave New World director Julius Onah has revealed why Seth Rollins and the Serpent Society were cut from the movie, suggesting it came down to the team not fitting the story's

In the original version of Captain America: Brave New World, the plan was for Seth Rollins to play a member of the Serpent Society. Julius Onah talked about the role, his admiration for Seth Rollins, but why he ended up removing his scenes from the movie:

WWE fans were disappointed to learn that Seth Rollins' Captain America: Brave New World scenes would be left on the cutting room floor. However, we now have an explanation from filmmaker Julius

Seth Rollins previously filmed for "Captain America: Brave New World". However, Rollins recently confirmed that he is not in the movie, as the scenes that he filmed did not make the final cut. Speaking with ComicBook’s Chris Killian, with director Julius Onah discussed why Seth Rollins’ role didn’t make the final cut of the film.

After spending time filming for Marvel in 2024, Julius Onah reveals why Seth Rollins was cut from Captain America: Brave New World.