After it was announced in late 2014 that Captain Marvel would be one of Marvel's Phase Three movies, fans spent nearly two years speculating who would play the eponymous hero as waves of rumors and reports kept arriving. Finally, it was confirmed this past summer at San Diego Comic-Con that Room star Brie Larson was cast as Carol Danvers in the MCU. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said shortly after the announcement that Larson met the high bar the studio set to play the heroine, but now he's gone into more detail about why the actress was chosen for the job. When asked by Brie Larson was the "right fit" to play Captain Marvel, Kevin Feige explained to Variety how the actress fits the bill for someone who can effectively portray a character both powerful and relatable to audiences. As he put it: With Captain Marvel, who has powers that approach a level that we haven't seen before in our films, you need to counterbalance that by finding ...
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In the DCEU, we saw a standalone movie on the Amazonian goddess Wonder Woman, which is putting pressure on MCU to do a movie on Black Widow who is part of “The Avengers”. In fact, the poll done by an entertainment agency Fandango at the behest of USA Today revealed that Marvel fans overwhelmingly are in favor of an independent Black widow solo movie (48%), followed by Vision (15%), Falcon (12%), Hawkeye (10%), War Machine (8%) and Scarlett witch (7%). Moreover, Scarlett Johansson who plays the character is totally game to work on a solo movie based on Black Widow. She said in an interview with Michigan Avenue: “I really like playing Natasha, playing the Black Widow in The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Captain America: Civil War. It’s been an interesting journey, to take a character and grow it over these years, and peel the layers back and be able to, as you do in life, grow with this person. It’s a character that’s real...
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