More details about Rachel McAdams' role in "Doctor Strange" have surfaced in Entertainment Weekly's report, including how the as-yet-unnamed character will serve as the audience's point of view in the film.

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"Rachel McAdams plays a fellow surgeon that has a history with Strange and is his sort of lynchpin to his old life, once he steps into he role of a sorcerer," explained Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. "She is someone he connects with at the beginning, and reconnects with, and helps anchor his humanity."

"Rachel McAdams is sort of [Doctor Strange's] contemporary in the modern-day New York world, before and after he goes on this crazy journey," executive producer Stephen Broussard added. "So, she sees him before, she sees him after. She's kind of this audience point of view."

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Though the name of McAdams' character is yet to be announced, previous rumors have linked her to Christine Palmer. Palmer is one of several characters to take up the Night Nurse mantle, albeit briefly. She appeared as the main character in 1973's "Night Nurse #4."

Directed by Scott Derrickson and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton, Chiwitel Ejiofor and more, "Doctor Strange" opens on November 4, 2016.