The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a wonderful place to be and attracts many actors. The size of the MCU and the pressures that come with being part of something with such intense online fandom, however, can be a bit daunting. A little hesitation is normal, especially for an actress like Brie Larson, who had plenty of options fresh off of her Oscar® for Room and did not need the starring role in Captain Marvel.
As Larson explains in a new interview with Vanity Fair, she did not take the decision to star in Marvel Studios’ first female-led solo franchise lightly.
Why it took Brie Larson a “really long time” to accept ‘Captain Marvel’ role
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Money. Obviously.
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This bi*ch needs to sit the f*ck down! Talkin bout how she was so proud not to clap at the oscars but talks to lena fucking dunham!? Cancelled!
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“The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a wonderful place to be and attracts many actors”.
Its wonderful if you’re a main character or a secondary character (like Falcon and Vision) that’s a hero. If your’re a regular secondary character (Like Pepper or Jane) or a villain, you’re kind of screwed.0 likes -
She’ll do fine, the movie will probably be more of the same.
Brie should be ready when the sequel gets announced and finds out that Robert Downey Jr. will be on there serving as a “mentor” role.0 likes
