Elizabeth Olsen is no longer under contract with Marvel

ties from Elizabeth Olsen with Marvel concluding with the release of the film “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” (2022). He told the “Happy, Sad, Confused” podcast that he is no longer under contract with the studio and has not read any other Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) scripts after this film. Despite this, he is looking forward to returning to the role Wanda Maximoff.

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Asked what advice he would give artists entering the MCU now, he replied: “just make a movie”. Second Elizabeth, getting into one project gives more freedom of choice for actors afterwards. It’s common for Marvel to offer millionaire contracts for multiple projects, where actors have to be available for whatever the studio wants.

One that follows this advice is Oscar Isaac, the protagonist of “Cavaleiro da Lua”, the Disney+ series. He refused to sign several projects, and signed an exclusive contract for the series. Marvel is even depending on him to produce a 2nd season or not, for that matter.

Already Anthony Mackie, the new Captain America, has signed on to several projects and has stated that Marvel “owns the ass”. When asked if he will participate in the film “Thunderbolts”, he replied: “I had no idea. You know how it works. They call you a week before and say, ‘we have your ass, get in the movie'”.

On HBO Max, Elizabeth Olsen Says She Doesn’t Miss Marvel

In a recent interview for Variationto promote their new miniseries”love and deathYes HBO Maxactress Elizabeth Olsen revealed not to miss Wonder. Between 2014 and 2022, she animated the character of Wanda, also known as Scarlet Witch, in seven different productions from the studio’s world of cinematography.

“I didn’t do anything for Marvel. Nothing, and it’s not like I’m trying to be sassy. They’ll tell me when they tell me. What if I miss? I didn’t miss it. I’ve only done it two years in a row. I think rest is good for me. I need to build another character. This is important to me“, This.

Then he added: “I thank you for this program [‘Amor e Morte’] because it comes at the right time – after playing Wanda for two years straight, and then having to talk about it for another year. So it’s nice to have something else to focus on and highlight..”