In the first Ant-Man, Scott tried to make a living by working a dead-end job at a popular ice cream chain, Baskin-Robbins. His role there is short-lived, as his manager Dale (Gregg Turkington ...

Dale (Gregg Turkington) was the jerk manager of Baskin-Robbins who refused to give ex-con Scott Lang a fair shake after his release. By the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Dale gets to ...

The trailer opens with Scott being awarded “Employee of the Month” at a Baskin Robbins ice cream shop while wearing his Ant-Man suit and reflecting on his double life as an Avenger.

Maybe no one seems to understand the difference between Ant-Man and Spider-Man, but it’s still a big improvement from his days as a convicted felon and Baskin-Robbins wage slave. But it’s not ...

Welcome back to “Ant-Man” and the Quantum Realm ... We are reminded more than once that Scott was fired from his job at Baskin-Robbins (B-R HQ is in Canton). Rudd is fun, but not all the ...

After a silly start in which Scott receives “Employee of the Century” kudos at his former workplace, Baskin Robbins, the trailer gets dark, diving deep into the Quantum Realm, the people who l ...

being trapped in the Quantum Realm for a “happy” ending where the family tucks into a Baskin-Robbins birthday cake. Echoing the opening montage of Lang enjoying his Ant-Man fame, the movie’s ...

Paul Rudd is back as Scott Lang, the divorced ex-con and former Baskin Robbins employee turned Avenger ... Then it's off to the QR we go, as Ant-Man, the Wasp, Janet, Janet's husband (and ant ...

Upon returning to the Earth we all know and love, Ant-Man settles back into a similar routine as when we met him in this movie. He gets a Baskin Robbins cake for Cassie’s birthday and meets his ...