US EditionScarlett Johansson Says Filming ‘The Avengers’ Felt ‘Like a Big Mess’ and ‘Didn’t Feel Cool’: ‘We All Looked Insane. What Are We Doing?’
- Scarlett Johansson reflected on filming the 2012 Marvel film The Avengers, describing the experience as chaotic and uncertain on set.
- The uncertainty stemmed from the novelty of combining multiple superhero characters into one film, which many feared might not succeed.
- Johansson recalled a turning point when the cast filmed the iconic 360-degree shot showing all Avengers together, which revealed the film's potential.
- The Avengers earned $1.5 billion worldwide, ended Marvel's Phase One, and set a blueprint for shared cinematic universes despite initial doubts.
- The film’s success highlighted the foresight and confidence of its creative leadership, showing that the bold decisions they made ultimately paid off.
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Scarlett Johansson On Filming ‘The Avengers’: “It Just Felt Like A Big Mess”
Scarlett Johansson is looking back on filming The Avengers and said it initially “felt like a big mess.” The Black Widow star remembered the lead-up to the 2012 film team-up connecting the Marvel Cinematic Universe. “When we made the first Avengers none of us knew what the potential would be,” Johansson said in an interview […]
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BLACK WIDOW Star Scarlett Johansson Explains Why Shooting 2012's THE AVENGERS Felt Like "A Big Mess"
The Avengers was considered a huge gamble for Marvel Studios in 2012, but ended up being the MCU's biggest hit at the time. Now, Scarlett Johansson reflects on the unique experience of shooting the movie.
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