Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness Finally in theaters tonight, the latest MCU movie will feature the return of Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange, Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch, Benedict Wong as Wong, and Rachel McAdams as Kristen Palmer. The much-anticipated sequel will feature Xochitl Gomez’s debut as the fan-favorite cartoon character, America Chavez. Recently, the 16-year-old actor spoke with The Hollywood Reporter About the six-month testing process.
“I had my first audition in February 2020, and then six months later, in August, I got my second audition, which was for a smaller version of the character. So I was like, ‘Oh my God, I might as well have a shot at this!’ So I did some exciting workouts for a whole month, every other day for a few hours, and then I did the audition. And two days later, I found out I had acted out. It all went fast,” Gomez shared.
“But for someone too young to join the MCU at the age of 14, Xochitl should be given full credit,” Wong told the outlets. “Like anyone, there was some kind of bunny in the headlights at first, but she’s grown and grown into this amazing character that everyone will see.”
“Once I logged in, Stella was on the phone with [casting director] Sarah Fenn, “Gomez previously revealed to Marvel.com. She said she had something big to tell me, and she said, ‘Zutchitel, welcome to the MCU! You are Chavez America. “I was so shocked and froze. It took a few weeks to process the news.”
Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness Director Sam Raimi recently Empire Magazine About the role of Chavez in an important part of the film.
Al-Rimi explained that “the stranger is still learning about the multiverse.” “And this is a character that you can really travel through. He knows everything all the time, and he should learn from a child who is probably smart.”
“I think when people see the movie, just like in life, there’s not one thing that defines one character,” Kevin Feige added at a press conference. As Xochitl said, it’s a 14-year-old girl who is discovering this very painful element in her life, which isn’t about the LGBTQ issue, it’s the fact that she still flips around the multiverse a few times. It’s important who you become in a comedy. We wanted to touch on that.”
Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness Now playing in theaters.
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