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Doomsday arrives December 18th.
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Scarlett Johansson revealed that the cast didn’t initially see the full potential of The Avengers, admitting they had no idea the film would become the massive success it did.
“When we made the first The Avengers, none of us knew what the potential of The Avengers would be. Iron Man was massively successful. It built Marvel Studios. Iron Man 2 was also very successful. Then there was Thor, which felt like it came from a completely different universe because it had such a different tone. Captain America had its own identity too.
When you put all the characters together, plus Hulk and Hawkeye, it honestly felt like a big mess. Even on set, it felt crazy because we all looked insane. We were like, ‘What are we doing?’ I don’t think the cast really knew if it was going to work. I’m sure Kevin Feige and Joss Whedon believed in it, but for the rest of us, it was basically blind faith in them.
I remember the big scene in front of Grand Central, the famous 360-degree shot where all the Avengers are together. That was the moment when we all thought, ‘I think this is actually going to work.’ Watching the playback, it looked so powerful. But while we were filming it, a lot of it didn’t feel very cool.
It’s hard to believe it’s been 26 years since X-Men first hit theaters. Playing Storm has been one of the greatest honors and I’m forever thankful to everyone who’s loved her right alongside me. ⚡️💙