Marvel made sure that Captain Marvel, a comic character, and the actress that will play her on the big screen will have a mutual admiration for each other.
Actress Brie Larson, who'll play the superhero in Marvel's 2019 "Captain Marvel" film, shared a panel from an upcoming Spider-Man/Deadpool comic book issue — out in a few days — that shouts out the Oscar winner for "Room".
In the panel, Captain Marvel holds a copy of Tommy Wiseau’s much-maligned cult classic "The Room".
"No. I wanted Room with Brie Larson. Not The Room," she says. Then, she pokes fun at Wiseau: "Side note. You know this guy is an alien, right? He’s a wanted criminal. The Guardians have been looking for him for years."
Larson captioned the Instagram, "I feel you girl."
Larson was officially unveiled as Captain Marvel during last July’s Comic-Con. While not much is known about the movie, Marvel boss Kevin Feige said the Carol Danvers is "as powerful a character as we've ever put in a movie."
"Her powers are off the charts, and when she’s introduced, she will be by far the strongest character we’ve ever had," he said. "It’s important, then, to counterbalance that with someone who feels real. She needs to have a humanity to tap into, and Brie can do that."
It should be added that Danvers is the most popular character to don the Captain Marvel costume and she's white. The "Captain Marvel" version being forced in comics today is being played by refugee. possibly illegal migrant, from Pakistan. No wonder sales are plummeting down.
Actress Brie Larson, who'll play the superhero in Marvel's 2019 "Captain Marvel" film, shared a panel from an upcoming Spider-Man/Deadpool comic book issue — out in a few days — that shouts out the Oscar winner for "Room".
In the panel, Captain Marvel holds a copy of Tommy Wiseau’s much-maligned cult classic "The Room".
"No. I wanted Room with Brie Larson. Not The Room," she says. Then, she pokes fun at Wiseau: "Side note. You know this guy is an alien, right? He’s a wanted criminal. The Guardians have been looking for him for years."
Larson captioned the Instagram, "I feel you girl."
Larson was officially unveiled as Captain Marvel during last July’s Comic-Con. While not much is known about the movie, Marvel boss Kevin Feige said the Carol Danvers is "as powerful a character as we've ever put in a movie."
"Her powers are off the charts, and when she’s introduced, she will be by far the strongest character we’ve ever had," he said. "It’s important, then, to counterbalance that with someone who feels real. She needs to have a humanity to tap into, and Brie can do that."
It should be added that Danvers is the most popular character to don the Captain Marvel costume and she's white. The "Captain Marvel" version being forced in comics today is being played by refugee. possibly illegal migrant, from Pakistan. No wonder sales are plummeting down.
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