Ahead Of 'Tron: Ares’' Release, Jeff Bridges Shares What He ‘Wasn’t Particularly Fond Of’ In 'Legacy,' And We Can’t Say We Blame Him

Despite Kevin Flynn seemingly meeting his end in the final minutes of "Tron: Legacy," Jeff Bridges is returning to the role he originated back in 1982 for "Tron: Ares," one of the bigger tentpole releases on the 2025 movies schedule. While we still have no idea how Kevin fits into the story being anchored by Jared Leto’s title character, Bridges did recently look back at his time on "Legacy," which was a positive experience for him overall. However, there was one aspect of the 2010 movie that he “wasn’t particularly fond” of how it turned out.

Along with sharing his reaction to Iron Man co-star Robert Downey Jr. returning to the MCU to play Doctor Doom, Bridges spent some time discussing "Legacy" during his conversation with Josh Horowitz. After the actor shared how Leto is “wonderful to work with,” Horowitz mentioned how he believes that there’s “no one more scanned in the metaverse more than Jeff Bridges,” and asked him if that “scares him a little bit” in this age of AI.