Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch has had a long journey throughout her time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The character first appeared in post-credits scenes Captain America: The Winter Soldier Back in 2014 and continued to play an important role in Avengers: Age of UltronAnd Captain America: Civil WarAnd Avengers: Infinity WarAnd Avengers: Endgame. However, that wasn’t even the case WandaVision That Olsen really got the character fully formed and officially made the Crimson Witch. after events WandaVisionWanda is back! Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness, She deals with the loss of her children in a bleak way. In a recent interview with diverseOlsen explained how her new role is Dr. Gharib honors WandaVision A version of her character despite being scary.
“There were strokes that felt very similar, as opposed to reversal. I just wanted everything to feel like a version of progress, even if the progression was someone feeling a different reaction to pain and loss. We also didn’t see her have a reaction to what happened in Westview.Even if we watched her go through trauma and loss, we haven’t seen her go through the loss of children.I think, for any parent – I’m going to assume, because I’m not one – losing a child can always be much more difficult than losing any other important person in your life. I just wanted to make sure it was a continuous development forward and not recursive. And so it was little tweaks. I couldn’t make any big changes because groups were building and things like that. And timelines were being made, even though they were in flux. But, yeah, I was trying to figure out how not to recur How do we create an evolution? How do we make this different but still a part of the wo man we know?”
Olsen recently had a chat with ComicBook.comAnd we asked the actress if she’s worried about how Wanda will see after this new movie.
“I think the thing that worries me is when people start saying, ‘Is she a role model for kids?'” Olsen explained. And I don’t like answering that question at all because she’s a woman who has made big mistakes, and I don’t want to take her as a role model in encouraging children to make similar violent mistakes.” The only thing that worries me is that she has become this thing that even young children love and then we push him with this. The thing. So that’s the one thing I like, “I don’t want to answer role model questions.”
Doctor Strange in a multiverse of madness Now playing in theaters.
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