Earlier this week it was revealed that Martin Freeman would be featured in 'Captain America: Civil War,' however as to what role he will be portraying was still left undisclosed.

While speculations have run rampant throughout the internet, Latino Review feels like they have this one nailed down. They believe Freeman will play an interrogator in the comics, and that he will appear back in 'Black Panther.'

"They're going to use the comic book character of Everett Ross, a US Government agent assigned to Wakanda who grows to become sort of a Wakandan expert. Interrogator doesn't necessarily mean torturer and Martin Freeman's acting style is more Clark Gregg than Christian Bale," writes Latino Review.

This speculation was based off of the actor's acting style, but the role does put Freeman at an interesting point in the MCU.

They also go on to speculate a possible end-credits scene involving Benedict Cumberbatch and Freeman, co-stars on the hit series 'Sherlock.' Cumberbatch has been confirmed for the role as Doctor Strange, so the actor's meet up on screen is nearly inevitable.

In a recent casting list, Cumberbatch's name wasn't listed to appear in 'Civil War,' however they studio could have left this out just to not ruin the surprise.

"If there needs to be another go-between characters rounding up whatever post Civil War Avengers we'll need for the oncoming Thanos Threat, why would you pass off a Doctor Strange post-credits scene with Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch?" writes Latino Review.

'Captain America: Civil War' is set to premiere on May 6^th, 2016.