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Anchor Beings were introduced in Deadpool and Wolverine as an important part of the multiverse that keeps the world from collapsing.


And people have been jokingly thinking about who OUR universe's anchor being is, whether it was Queen Elizabeth or Bob Ross.

But I believe they're all wrong. Because the man who I believe was the anchor being of our world... Was Christopher Lee.

Not only was the guy a World War II veteran for the air force and was KNIGHTED, but he was an amazing actor, heavy metal artist, Saruman the White, Bond villain Francisco Scaramanga, Dr. Frankenstein, Dracula, Count Dooku, Sir Henry Baskerville, corrected Peter Jackson on how a man being STABBED sounds (because again, WWII veteran), was in Martin Scorsese's adaptation of Hugo, was in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland movies and was even engaged to A SWEDISH PRINCESS until calling it off saying she deserved a more stable life since he was an actor.

In short - if he was the anchor being, he'd also have to be the main character.

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