Obviously, not action quite on this scale, but to a certain degree."
And that felt like such an interesting challenge to try."
He pointed specifically to his work on Bob: “That’s such a rich character.
This is especially true when it comes to fighting a villain like The Void.
“You see people going, ‘How are they going to beat that?’
The director didn’t see this as a challenge, but rather an opportunity.
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“First off, just to have Sebastian Stan in your movie is such a privilege.
Thunderbolts*landed on a particularly intriguing approach, with Bucky straddling the line between politics and vigilantism.
Naturally, it’s not an easy path for him to walk.
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Well, except for one: the mirroring of that iconic “Avengers Assemble” moment.
Do something different with this one.'”
He also praised one of the co-writers for their evolution of the concept.
“Alexei even refers to it in the beginning.
I think at some point, Kevin was like, “Do we have to do this crane thing?
We’ve done a lot of falling cranes.
There’s been a bunch of that.”
I was like, “No, we have to do the crane.
It’s fun to watch that happen.”
Is that a conscious shift towards more nuanced, character-driven storytelling at Marvel?
- we know it’s always going to have to be a more internal version.”
However, don’t expect a simple pep talk for good measure.
And I hope it resonates.”
Thunderbolts*opens in theaters on May 2.
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