Elizabeth Olsen made her debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe at the end of the credits Captain America: The Winter Soldier Back in 2014 he went on to play Wanda Maximov in Avengers: Age of UltronAnd Captain America: Civil WarAnd Avengers: Infinity WarAnd Avengers: Endgame. However, that wasn’t even the case WandaVision The Disney+ hit last year that Olsen really got to dive deep into the character. Her performance on the series earned her an Emmy Award nomination, and her most recent portrayal of the Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness It has a completely new and more intimidating side to the character. The trip was unique, to say the least ComicBook.com Olsen asked what it was like to develop this character over so much time through so many genres.
“I mean, it was a ride I wasn’t expecting,” Olsen said. “It felt good to just take a path and show a few colors to it and that helps the story and this movie as a whole. And then WandaVisionI should be all the colors of the rainbow. That was a great opportunity, but it was also a great opportunity to remember the fun and the ability to fail and there’s such freedom that we have during filming that you’ve now told me how to handle. So to be with [Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness]I was at first, when I heard, I was like, ‘Really, we do WandaVision Then do it? ”
Olsen continued, “But, having said that, I think it was a great opportunity to have a seven-hour audience at her side and then throw her on a ride where you’re likely to ask her, where she came from. And I’ve really had a good time trying to make her evolution and strength and her acceptance and trust of what she was meant to be, to let her make the decision. And then always, with Sam [Raimi], we were always trying to go back to find her humanity, even through her. So it was interesting to separate them.”
You can watch the full interview with Elizabeth Olsen at the top of the page.
Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness Now playing in theaters.
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