Scarlett Johansson Reveals Why She Was Initially Skeptical About Starring in 'The Avengers'
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In addition to revealing her thoughts on the Black Widow concept that might be a ‘disaster,’ the ‘Marriage Story’ star admits she ‘misses’ being able to ‘pull apart’ her character.
Mar 25, 2021
AceShowbiz –
Scarlett Johansson was initially skeptical about starring as a superhero in the Marvel series.
The 36-year-old actress – who has played Black Widow in the hit “The Avengers” movies for a number of years – admitted she thought the whole concept would be a “disaster” when it was first pitched to her.
“Even the thought of all of us together in our superhero costumes sounded like it was going to be a disaster. Not a disaster, but, like, ‘What is this? What is this?'” she told The Gentlewoman.
However, there was one moment for Scarlett which really made her feel like it was “going to work”.
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Speaking about the iconic shot of her and her castmates standing in the city as it burns down around of them, she added, “I remember doing that 360 shot, and we’re standing in the rubble of Grand Central or whatever, of this alien onslaught, and all of us are ready, like: Here we go, this is it.
“And then they showed us the playback, and I think that was the moment that all of us, finally, after six months of shooting, were, ‘Oh, this is going to work. I think this is going to work.'”
Scarlett has worked with a number of directors over the years, and she admitted she “misses” being able to “pull apart” her role, as she did with “Marriage Story” director, Noah Baumbach.
“Noah could talk things out forever. Forever. He could spend hours just talking through one scene, and it becomes part of our life,” she smiled. “He loves to pull all that stuff apart. I miss that, I miss that part of my job. The problem-solving, figuring out why stuff is not working – that’s the fun stuff.”
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