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‘Vision Quest’s Paul Bettany On How He Blew 10 Blood Vessels In His Eye While “Wildly Overacting”: “A Lesson In Less Is More”

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Although he plays a largely indestructible AI in VisionQuest, Paul Bettany still had to contend with human limitations while bringing the character to life. The actor, who reprises his MCU role as Vision in the Disney+ series that airs its Season 1 finale on Nov. 10, revealed that he “blew out about 10 blood vessels” […]

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‘Vision Quest’s Paul Bettany On How He Blew 10 Blood Vessels In His Eye While “Wildly Overacting”: “A Lesson In Less Is More”
Glenn Garner · 11/1/2026, 12:22:01 AM
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