Hollywood actress Elizabeth Olsen gained worldwide recognition after her portrayal of Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Moreover, her performance in the series WandVision even earned her Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe Awards. Now, as per reports, the Marvel star is open to returning to the MCU. Let's take a closer look at the details.&nbsp;<h2>Will Elizabeth Olsen return to Marvel?</h2>According to a report by PEOPLE, Elizabeth Olsen had attended the Hamptons International Film Festival, and during a wide range of discussions, she opened up about the Marvel journey and expressed her desire that she is open to doing superhero films.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/zubeen-garg-s-death-singer-s-second-autopsy-report-to-family-by-assam-police-1759584264989">Zubeen Garg's death: Singer's second autopsy report handed to family</a>&nbsp;Reportedly, she said, "It is something that I love, and it's something I always want to return to," she said inside Sag Harbour Cinema. "I think the thing that's been so special about the last five years is I've gotten to do so much with the character that I never thought I would."&nbsp;She furthermore said, "There are still character throughlines that have happened in the comics that I'd love to do that I think fans also want to. I mean, these movies aren't for critics; these movies are for fans."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/alia-planned-a-special-gift-for-raha-s-18th-birthday-disclosed-on-twinkle-and-kajol-s-show-1759571640953">Alia Bhatt discloses her plans of special gift for Raha's 18th birthday</a>&nbsp;The report suggested that she even recollected her journey of being part of WandaVision and stated, "It's really fruitful, and the stories have only gotten better for me, my character. I really enjoyed it," she said, later going on to address superhero-movie fatigue: "Some people have ongoing television series that they get to return to. Very few, I feel like, get to be a part of franchises that, I know, we might culturally get a little bit exhausted by, but there is something about them that becomes very familial."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/genie-make-a-wish-review-kim-woo-bin-bae-suzy-s-k-drama-is-a-blend-of-magic-chaos-and-suspense-1759577752184">Genie, Make a Wish review: Kim Woo Bin-Suzy's k-drama is a blend of magic, chaos</a><h2>All about Elizabeth Olsen</h2>Born in Sherman Oaks, California, Olsen began acting at age four alongside her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. She made her debut in the 2011 film Martha Marcy May Marlene, for which she received praise. Olsen received a BAFTA Rising Star Award nomination and graduated from New York University two years later.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/lowest-rated-marvel-movies-of-all-time-ranked-ant-man-and-the-wasp-quantumania-to-the-marvels-1759578244801">Lowest rated Marvel movies of all time, ranked! - The Marvels to Eternals</a>&nbsp;She has been part of several other films that include Kill Your Darlings, Oldboy, Liberal Arts, Peace, Love &amp; Understanding, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Kodachrome, and Spider-Man: No Way Home, among others.&nbsp;

Actress Elizabeth Olsen reportedly opened up about her return to Marvel and also reflected on her journey. She is best known for her portrayal of Wanda Maximoff, aka Scarlet Witch.

Hollywood actress Elizabeth Olsen gained worldwide recognition after her portrayal of Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Moreover, her performance in the series WandVision even earned her Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe Awards. Now, as per reports, the Marvel star is open to returning to the MCU. Let's take a closer look at the details. Will Elizabeth Olsen return to Marvel? According to a report by PEOPLE, Elizabeth Olsen had attended the Hamptons International Film Festival, and during a wide range of discussions, she opened up about the Marvel journey and expressed her desire that she is open to doing superhero films. Also Read: Zubeen Garg's death: Singer's second autopsy report handed to family Reportedly, she said, "It is something that I love, and it's something I always want to return to," she said inside Sag Harbour Cinema. "I think the thing that's been so special about the last five years is I've gotten to do so much with the character that I never thought I would." She furthermore said, "There are still character throughlines that have happened in the comics that I'd love to do that I think fans also want to. I mean, these movies aren't for critics; these movies are for fans." Also Read: Alia Bhatt discloses her plans of special gift for Raha's 18th birthday The report suggested that she even recollected her journey of being part of WandaVision and stated, "It's really fruitful, and the stories have only gotten better for me, my character. I really enjoyed it," she said, later going on to address superhero-movie fatigue: "Some people have ongoing television series that they get to return to. Very few, I feel like, get to be a part of franchises that, I know, we might culturally get a little bit exhausted by, but there is something about them that becomes very familial." Also Read: Genie, Make a Wish review: Kim Woo Bin-Suzy's k-drama is a blend of magic, chaos All about Elizabeth Olsen Born in Sherman Oaks, California, Olsen began acting at age four alongside her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. She made her debut in the 2011 film Martha Marcy May Marlene, for which she received praise. Olsen received a BAFTA Rising Star Award nomination and graduated from New York University two years later. Also Read: Lowest rated Marvel movies of all time, ranked! - The Marvels to Eternals She has been part of several other films that include Kill Your Darlings, Oldboy, Liberal Arts, Peace, Love & Understanding, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Kodachrome, and Spider-Man: No Way Home, among others.

Actress Elizabeth Olsen reportedly opened up about her return to Marvel and also reflected on her journey. She is best known for her portrayal of Wanda Maximoff, aka Scarlet Witch.

Elizabeth Olsen aka Scarlet Witch open to return to Marvel Cinematic Universe? Here's the truth

Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff or Scarlet Witch seemingly died towards the end of Sam Raimi's 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness'. She emerged as the main villain of 'Multiverse of Madness' and at one point threatened the existence of the multiverse itself.&nbsp;

But the combined forces of Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), Wong (Benedict Wong), and America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) defeated her, and in the end, realising what she had done, she sacrificed herself.&nbsp;

However, this is the Marvel Cinematic Universe, after all, and unless they show you the corpse, the character may well be alive somehow. Even if there is a corpse, there are now&nbsp;potentially an infinite number of versions of the same character in other universes.

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So if she is alive, will we see a standalone movie based on&nbsp;her?&nbsp;

While speaking on the talk show 'Good Morning America', she said, "I would love to be a part of both of those." She lamented, "No one tells me anything, and I'm not even hiding a secret because I'm bad at that. I know nothing about my future."

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She might not know about her future in MCU, but higher-ups at Marvel Studios, especially chief Kevin Feige, certainly do. He has a habit of plotting MCU stories years in advance. If Wanda is alive, we will surely see her again in future projects. She is too interesting a character for Marvel to kill off that easily.

Starting out as a radicalised young woman, Wanda has had quite a development over the years. She is arguably the most powerful being in MCU right now and almost took on the Mad Titan Thanos on her own in 'Avengers: Endgame'.

Her performance, right from her debut in 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' has been praised widely. But it was the TV series 'WandaVision', the first from Marvel Studios on Disney+, that allowed her to shine and show off her acting chops.&nbsp;

Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff or Scarlet Witch seemingly died towards the end of Sam Raimi's 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness'. She emerged as the main villain of 'Multiverse of Madness' and at one point threatened the existence of the multiverse itself.

Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff or Scarlet Witch seemingly died towards the end of Sam Raimi's 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness'. She emerged as the main villain of 'Multiverse of Madness' and at one point threatened the existence of the multiverse itself. But the combined forces of Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), Wong (Benedict Wong), and America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) defeated her, and in the end, realising what she had done, she sacrificed herself. However, this is the Marvel Cinematic Universe, after all, and unless they show you the corpse, the character may well be alive somehow. Even if there is a corpse, there are now potentially an infinite number of versions of the same character in other universes. Also Read: Dakota Johnson on production of Fifty Shades films: 'It was like mayhem, haven’t been able to talk about this' So if she is alive, will we see a standalone movie based on her? While speaking on the talk show 'Good Morning America', she said, "I would love to be a part of both of those." She lamented, "No one tells me anything, and I'm not even hiding a secret because I'm bad at that. I know nothing about my future." She might not know about her future in MCU, but higher-ups at Marvel Studios, especially chief Kevin Feige, certainly do. He has a habit of plotting MCU stories years in advance. If Wanda is alive, we will surely see her again in future projects. She is too interesting a character for Marvel to kill off that easily. Starting out as a radicalised young woman, Wanda has had quite a development over the years. She is arguably the most powerful being in MCU right now and almost took on the Mad Titan Thanos on her own in 'Avengers: Endgame'. Her performance, right from her debut in 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' has been praised widely. But it was the TV series 'WandaVision', the first from Marvel Studios on Disney+, that allowed her to shine and show off her acting chops.

Will Elizabeth Olsen appear in a standalone Scarlet Witch movie? Here's what she has to say

Is Marvel losing its charm? Some of its recent theatrical outings have not been as exciting or engaging as it used to be. Ever since 'Avengers: Endgame' was released in 2018, Marvel in its fourth phase has diversified its content via OTT and several stand-alone films of newer superheroes have been released. Of course, 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' and 'Shang-Chi' have been the flash in the pan but Marvel's 'Eternals' got a lacklustre response. MCU's latest offering 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is a chaotic horror-superhero film that strictly sparks only in some scenes.&nbsp; 
 
Directed by Sam Raimi, 'Doctor Strange in Multiverse of Madness' starts off where 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' left. Doctor Strange has opened the gates of the multiverse which has led to more chaos in this universe. Dr Stephen Strange(Benedict Cumberbatch)&nbsp;dreams of him and America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) being chased by a demon in a space in between universes to find the book of Ashanti. A version of Strange gets killed but America is accidentally transported to Earth-616 where she is saved by Strange and &nbsp;Sorcerer Supreme Wong (Benedict Wong) from a giant Octopus. Turns out America is being chased by demons as she has the ability to transport herself to multiple universes. 
 
Strange goes to Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) for help but soon enough realises that Wanda has now transformed to her alter ego Scarlet Witch and it is she who has been sending demons for America to extract powers that would help her unite with her two young sons forever and protect them from all evils and illnesses. But in the garb of being a protective mother, Scarlett Witch unleashes mayhem that takes STrange and America travel to multiple universes and deal with demons and dead superheroes.&nbsp; 
 
The screenplay is chaotic, to say the least and incoherent at many junctures and while the marvellous special effects keep you glued to the seat, the story itself struggles to find the thrill that is essential to such genres.&nbsp; 
 
Marvel has the budget and might and so several prominent faces make cameos in the film like Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo, Patrick Stewart appears as Charles Xavier / Professor X as the head of an alternate superhero congregation Illuminati which also comprises members Captain Carter (Hayley Atwell), Captain Marvel (Lashana Lynch), &nbsp;Black Bolt (Anson Mount ) and Mister Fantastic (John Krasinski). There is also Benedict Wong and Rachel McAdams who reprise their roles as Wong and Christine Palmer.&nbsp; 
 
Cumberbatch in his multiple version of Doctor Strange brings in his usual class and style to the character but most of the clever and witty lines are given to Wong who in limited screen time does justice to his role.&nbsp;

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Apart from visual effects, it is Elizabeth Olsen as the scary, evil and slightly maddening Scarlet Witch who shines in the film. She brings the right amount of madness to her character and is very convincing in her dark character.&nbsp; 
 
In a little over two hours' run time, 'Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness' creates a visual extravaganza but lacks a coherent story which ultimately mars the viewing experience to a great extent. It is not a bad film, it is just not up to the mark of the rest of Marvel's blockbusters.&nbsp;

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Is Marvel losing its charm? Some of its recent theatrical outings have not been as exciting or engaging as it used to be. Ever since 'Avengers: Endgame' was released in 2018, Marvel in its fourth phase has diversified its content via OTT and several stand-alone films of newer superheroes have been released.

Is Marvel losing its charm? Some of its recent theatrical outings have not been as exciting or engaging as it used to be. Ever since 'Avengers: Endgame' was released in 2018, Marvel in its fourth phase has diversified its content via OTT and several stand-alone films of newer superheroes have been released. Of course, 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' and 'Shang-Chi' have been the flash in the pan but Marvel's 'Eternals' got a lacklustre response. MCU's latest offering 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is a chaotic horror-superhero film that strictly sparks only in some scenes. Directed by Sam Raimi, 'Doctor Strange in Multiverse of Madness' starts off where 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' left. Doctor Strange has opened the gates of the multiverse which has led to more chaos in this universe. Dr Stephen Strange(Benedict Cumberbatch) dreams of him and America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) being chased by a demon in a space in between universes to find the book of Ashanti. A version of Strange gets killed but America is accidentally transported to Earth-616 where she is saved by Strange and Sorcerer Supreme Wong (Benedict Wong) from a giant Octopus. Turns out America is being chased by demons as she has the ability to transport herself to multiple universes. Strange goes to Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) for help but soon enough realises that Wanda has now transformed to her alter ego Scarlet Witch and it is she who has been sending demons for America to extract powers that would help her unite with her two young sons forever and protect them from all evils and illnesses. But in the garb of being a protective mother, Scarlett Witch unleashes mayhem that takes STrange and America travel to multiple universes and deal with demons and dead superheroes. The screenplay is chaotic, to say the least and incoherent at many junctures and while the marvellous special effects keep you glued to the seat, the story itself struggles to find the thrill that is essential to such genres. Marvel has the budget and might and so several prominent faces make cameos in the film like Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo, Patrick Stewart appears as Charles Xavier / Professor X as the head of an alternate superhero congregation Illuminati which also comprises members Captain Carter (Hayley Atwell), Captain Marvel (Lashana Lynch), Black Bolt (Anson Mount ) and Mister Fantastic (John Krasinski). There is also Benedict Wong and Rachel McAdams who reprise their roles as Wong and Christine Palmer. Cumberbatch in his multiple version of Doctor Strange brings in his usual class and style to the character but most of the clever and witty lines are given to Wong who in limited screen time does justice to his role. Apart from visual effects, it is Elizabeth Olsen as the scary, evil and slightly maddening Scarlet Witch who shines in the film. She brings the right amount of madness to her character and is very convincing in her dark character. In a little over two hours' run time, 'Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness' creates a visual extravaganza but lacks a coherent story which ultimately mars the viewing experience to a great extent. It is not a bad film, it is just not up to the mark of the rest of Marvel's blockbusters.

'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' review: Elizabeth Olsen saves the day

A new trailer of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' was unveiled on Thursday and shows new footage of Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff having nightmares about kids she no longer has.&nbsp; 
 
"I`ve been dreaming," says Benedict Cumberbatch`s Dr Stephen Strange in the clip. "Every night the same dream."Elizabeth Olsen`s Wanda Maximoff chimes in, "Every morning the same nightmare," over shots of her reuniting with her two children before they disappear in her arms. 
 
The sequel also stars Benedict Wong as Wong, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Baron Mordo and Marvel newcomer Xochitl Gomez as America Chavez.

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'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' picks up after the events of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' and sees Dr Strange open a rift in the multiverse while trying to help Tom Holland's Peter Parker. 
 
The sequel wrapped production in spring 2021, but in November, Marvel and Disney announced that it would resume filming over the course of six weeks in Los Angeles.&nbsp; 
 
'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness'&nbsp;hits theatres on May 6, 2022.

A new trailer of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' was unveiled on Thursday and shows new footage of Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff having nightmares about kids she no longer has.

A new trailer of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' was unveiled on Thursday and shows new footage of Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff having nightmares about kids she no longer has. "I`ve been dreaming," says Benedict Cumberbatch`s Dr Stephen Strange in the clip. "Every night the same dream."Elizabeth Olsen`s Wanda Maximoff chimes in, "Every morning the same nightmare," over shots of her reuniting with her two children before they disappear in her arms. The sequel also stars Benedict Wong as Wong, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Baron Mordo and Marvel newcomer Xochitl Gomez as America Chavez. 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' picks up after the events of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' and sees Dr Strange open a rift in the multiverse while trying to help Tom Holland's Peter Parker. The sequel wrapped production in spring 2021, but in November, Marvel and Disney announced that it would resume filming over the course of six weeks in Los Angeles. 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' hits theatres on May 6, 2022.

New promo of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is out, reveals more emotional turmoil

Marvel Studios unveiled the trailer of their highly anticipated film 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' during Super Bowl LVI on Sunday.&nbsp; 
 
The trailer presents new secrets and gives a glimpse of new characters including that of Scarlet Witch, played by Elizabeth Olsen. Scarlet Witch is possibly going to showcase shades of grey in the film. The trailer also has a brief audio cameo from 'what sounded very much like Patrick Stewart reviving his role as Professor X from the `X-Men` series.

The first standalone sequel to 'Doctor Strange', the film follows the Sorcerer Supreme's efforts to deal with the aftermath of the multiverse-distorting spell that he had cast in 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', a dangerous move resulting in villains from across the multiverse bleeding into the central Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline.

The film is also set after the events that occur in 'WandaVision' and 'Loki', and portrays Doctor Strange teaming up with Wanda Maximoff.

'Multiverse of Madness' also stars Benedict Wong as Wong, Rachel McAdams as Dr Christine Palmer and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo. Xochitl Gomez is set to make her MCU debut as America Chavez with the film, which is directed by Sam Raimi.

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The script for the film has been written by Michael 'Loki' Waldron and Jade Halley Bartlett.&nbsp;

The film will arrive in theatres on May 6 after a year-long delay due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is scheduled to hit theatres on May 8.&nbsp;

Marvel Studios unveiled the trailer of their highly anticipated film 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' during Super Bowl LVI on Sunday. The trailer presents new secrets and gives a glimpse of new characters including that of Scarlet Witch, played by Elizabeth Olsen.

Marvel Studios unveiled the trailer of their highly anticipated film 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' during Super Bowl LVI on Sunday. The trailer presents new secrets and gives a glimpse of new characters including that of Scarlet Witch, played by Elizabeth Olsen. Scarlet Witch is possibly going to showcase shades of grey in the film. The trailer also has a brief audio cameo from 'what sounded very much like Patrick Stewart reviving his role as Professor X from the `X-Men` series. The first standalone sequel to 'Doctor Strange', the film follows the Sorcerer Supreme's efforts to deal with the aftermath of the multiverse-distorting spell that he had cast in 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', a dangerous move resulting in villains from across the multiverse bleeding into the central Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline. The film is also set after the events that occur in 'WandaVision' and 'Loki', and portrays Doctor Strange teaming up with Wanda Maximoff. 'Multiverse of Madness' also stars Benedict Wong as Wong, Rachel McAdams as Dr Christine Palmer and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo. Xochitl Gomez is set to make her MCU debut as America Chavez with the film, which is directed by Sam Raimi. The script for the film has been written by Michael 'Loki' Waldron and Jade Halley Bartlett. The film will arrive in theatres on May 6 after a year-long delay due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is scheduled to hit theatres on May 8.

'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' trailer gives the glimpse of the mayhem in store

The first teaser of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' has been released and it teams up Marvel's two unlikely heroes- Doctor Strange and Wanda Maximoff. 
 
The first glimpse came in the post-credits scene of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.' After events of 'No Way Home', 'Loki' and 'WandaVision', the structural integrity of the multiverse has taken a beating.&nbsp; 
 
This next adventure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe shows Doctor Strange and Wanda Maximoff team up as monsters and villains from the multiverse spill over into the world. 
 
The almost 2-minute long teaser for the upcoming movie suggests that the multiverse`s condition could be the reason why an evil, alternate version of Doctor Strange, who originally appeared in the animated Disney Plus series 'What If...?', has crossed over to wreak havoc in the main MCU timeline. 
 
In addition to everything new in the trailer, there are the mind-bending landscapes that made the original Doctor Strange so visually arresting and characters like America Chavez and a giant eyeball monster, based on the comic-book villains Shuma-Gorath and Gargantos. 
 
In addition to Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen reprising their roles as Doctor Strange and Wanda, other returning stars include Benedict Wong as Wong, Rachel McAdams as Dr Christine Palmer and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo.

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Xochitl Gomez will debut as the young hero America Chavez, who has the power to punch holes into different realities, which will surely come in handy. 
 
Sam Raimi took over from original `Doctor Strange` director Scott Derrickson, who stepped down from the film due to creative differences. Raimi is already known in the superhero world for directing the Tobey Maguire 'Spider-Man' trilogy for Sony in the 2000s.&nbsp; 
 
'Loki' writer Michael Waldron and Jade Halley Bartlett wrote the script. After being delayed a full year, 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is coming to theatres on May 6, 2022.&nbsp;

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The first teaser of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' has been released and it teams up Marvel's two unlikely heroes- Doctor Strange and Wanda Maximoff.

The first teaser of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' has been released and it teams up Marvel's two unlikely heroes- Doctor Strange and Wanda Maximoff. The first glimpse came in the post-credits scene of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.' After events of 'No Way Home', 'Loki' and 'WandaVision', the structural integrity of the multiverse has taken a beating. This next adventure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe shows Doctor Strange and Wanda Maximoff team up as monsters and villains from the multiverse spill over into the world. The almost 2-minute long teaser for the upcoming movie suggests that the multiverse`s condition could be the reason why an evil, alternate version of Doctor Strange, who originally appeared in the animated Disney Plus series 'What If...?', has crossed over to wreak havoc in the main MCU timeline. In addition to everything new in the trailer, there are the mind-bending landscapes that made the original Doctor Strange so visually arresting and characters like America Chavez and a giant eyeball monster, based on the comic-book villains Shuma-Gorath and Gargantos. In addition to Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen reprising their roles as Doctor Strange and Wanda, other returning stars include Benedict Wong as Wong, Rachel McAdams as Dr Christine Palmer and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Karl Mordo. Xochitl Gomez will debut as the young hero America Chavez, who has the power to punch holes into different realities, which will surely come in handy. Sam Raimi took over from original `Doctor Strange` director Scott Derrickson, who stepped down from the film due to creative differences. Raimi is already known in the superhero world for directing the Tobey Maguire 'Spider-Man' trilogy for Sony in the 2000s. 'Loki' writer Michael Waldron and Jade Halley Bartlett wrote the script. After being delayed a full year, 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is coming to theatres on May 6, 2022.

Teaser of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' is out!

Benedict Cumberbatch, Elizabeth Olsen team up for 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness', watch teaser

Scarlett Johansson's <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-scarlett-johansson-vs-disney-women-in-film-reframe-time%E2%80%99s-up-accuse-the-giant-of-%E2%80%98gendered-character-attack%E2%80%99-401919">legal battle with Disney</a> over 'Black Widow' is not ending soon and now Marvel another star Elizabeth Olsen is backing the star.&nbsp; 
 
Olsen, who is known for playing the powerful&nbsp;Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is the first Marvel star who have talked about the recent controversy. 'I think she's so tough,' Olsen, 32, told Vanity Fair in a joint interview with Jason Sudeikis. 'Literally, when I read that, I was like, 'Good for you, Scarlett.''

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Elizabeth added, “When it comes to actors and their earnings, I mean, that’s just, that’s just all contracts. So it’s either in the contract, or it’s not,” she concluded. 
Sudeikis added of Johansson's lawsuit: 'Well, I mean, it is appropriately bad-ass and on brand.' 
 
For the unversed, Scarlett sued Disney over its decision to release the superhero movie 'Black Widow' on streaming at the same time as in theatres, alleging a breach of contract which cost the star millions of dollars. One of Hollywood's biggest and top-paid stars was entitled to a percentage of box office receipts from the much-anticipated Marvel film, according to a lawsuit filed at Los Angeles Superior Court.

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And recently, &nbsp;Johansson’s lawyers slammed Disney and fired back by accusing the company of trying to <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-scarlett-johansson%E2%80%99s-lawyer-slams-%E2%80%98misogynistic%E2%80%99-disney-after-studio-seeks-to-move-suit-to-arbitration-407550">‘hide misconduc</a>t’. 
Responding to the Johansson bombshell lawsuit, that was filed on July 29, Disney filed a request demanding, that the legal battle be moved to arbitration, which would take the issue behind closed doors and out of the public eye.

Scarlett Johansson's legal battle with Disney over 'Black Widow' is not ending soon and now Marvel another star Elizabeth Olsen is backing the star. Olsen, who is known for playing the powerful Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is the first Marvel star who have talked about the recent controversy.

Scarlett Johansson's legal battle with Disney over 'Black Widow' is not ending soon and now Marvel another star Elizabeth Olsen is backing the star. Olsen, who is known for playing the powerful Scarlet Witch in the MCU, is the first Marvel star who have talked about the recent controversy. 'I think she's so tough,' Olsen, 32, told Vanity Fair in a joint interview with Jason Sudeikis. 'Literally, when I read that, I was like, 'Good for you, Scarlett.'' Disney CEO Bob Chapek defends ‘Black Widow’ release format amid Scarlett Johansson lawsuit Elizabeth added, “When it comes to actors and their earnings, I mean, that’s just, that’s just all contracts. So it’s either in the contract, or it’s not,” she concluded. Sudeikis added of Johansson's lawsuit: 'Well, I mean, it is appropriately bad-ass and on brand.' For the unversed, Scarlett sued Disney over its decision to release the superhero movie 'Black Widow' on streaming at the same time as in theatres, alleging a breach of contract which cost the star millions of dollars. One of Hollywood's biggest and top-paid stars was entitled to a percentage of box office receipts from the much-anticipated Marvel film, according to a lawsuit filed at Los Angeles Superior Court. Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow to release in India on Disney Plus Hotstar on this date And recently, Johansson’s lawyers slammed Disney and fired back by accusing the company of trying to ‘hide misconduct’. Responding to the Johansson bombshell lawsuit, that was filed on July 29, Disney filed a request demanding, that the legal battle be moved to arbitration, which would take the issue behind closed doors and out of the public eye.

Elizabeth Olsen backs Scarlett Johansson amid her Disney lawsuit, says she's ‘so tough’

Elizabeth Olsen has revealed that how she almost changed her last name years back. The actress also stated how&nbsp; she wasn’t sure she wanted to be known by her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s younger sister in Hollywood. 
 
The Marvel actress in a recent interaction opened up about how she wanted to drop her last name 'Olsen' and instead wanted to go by her middle name, Elizabeth Chase.&nbsp; 
 
For the unversed, Elizabeth Olsen comes from a renowned showbiz family with her sisters Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen being famous celebrities since a young age and starred in shows&nbsp;like&nbsp;'Full House' and 'Two of a Kind' and they both stepped away from acting to launch fashion label The Row in 2006.&nbsp; 
 
The 32-year-old 'WandaVision' actress opened up to GlamourUK in a new interview, "I was 10 and I was curious about auditioning… and I realized very quickly it wasn't for me because I was missing my sports teams, my dance class, and all the extracurricular activities at school," she said.&nbsp; 
 
''But during that time, I thought ‘I don’t want to be associated with Mary-Kate and Ashley]’, for some reason. I guess I understood what nepotism was like inherently as a 10-year-old''. she added. 
 
"I don’t know if I knew the word, but there is some sort of association of not earning something that I think bothered me at a very young age'' Elizabeth continues. "It had to do with my own insecurities, but I was 10. So I don't know how much I processed, but I did think, 'I'm going to be Elizabeth Chase [her middle name] when I become an actress.''. 
 
The 'WandaVision' star recently addressed her own nepotism in an interview with Grazia Magazine. Olsen revealed that she was always aware of nepotism in Hollywood, but she wanted to succeed on her own. "Nepotism is a thing and I’m very aware of it. And of course, I’ve always wanted to do it alone," she said. <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/elizabeth-olsen-addresses-nepotism-in-hollywood-364729">Read more here.</a>

Elizabeth Olsen has revealed that how she almost changed her last name years back. The actress also stated how she wasn’t sure she wanted to be known by her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s younger sister in Hollywood.

Elizabeth Olsen has revealed that how she almost changed her last name years back. The actress also stated how she wasn’t sure she wanted to be known by her sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s younger sister in Hollywood. The Marvel actress in a recent interaction opened up about how she wanted to drop her last name 'Olsen' and instead wanted to go by her middle name, Elizabeth Chase. For the unversed, Elizabeth Olsen comes from a renowned showbiz family with her sisters Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen being famous celebrities since a young age and starred in shows like 'Full House' and 'Two of a Kind' and they both stepped away from acting to launch fashion label The Row in 2006. The 32-year-old 'WandaVision' actress opened up to GlamourUK in a new interview, "I was 10 and I was curious about auditioning… and I realized very quickly it wasn't for me because I was missing my sports teams, my dance class, and all the extracurricular activities at school," she said. ''But during that time, I thought ‘I don’t want to be associated with Mary-Kate and Ashley]’, for some reason. I guess I understood what nepotism was like inherently as a 10-year-old''. she added. "I don’t know if I knew the word, but there is some sort of association of not earning something that I think bothered me at a very young age'' Elizabeth continues. "It had to do with my own insecurities, but I was 10. So I don't know how much I processed, but I did think, 'I'm going to be Elizabeth Chase [her middle name] when I become an actress.''. The 'WandaVision' star recently addressed her own nepotism in an interview with Grazia Magazine. Olsen revealed that she was always aware of nepotism in Hollywood, but she wanted to succeed on her own. "Nepotism is a thing and I’m very aware of it. And of course, I’ve always wanted to do it alone," she said. Read more here.

Elizabeth Olsen reveals she almost changed her last name

Hollywood actress Elizabeth has been playing Marvel superhero Scarlett Witch in 'Wanda Vision' and 'Avengers' for years now but the actress revealed that her mother didn't know the name of her character&nbsp;and&nbsp;had been&nbsp;referred to her by the wrong name for a long time.&nbsp; 
 
The actress plays Scarlet Witch in the show. Her mother invariably calls her Red Witch! 
 
"My mom just told me the other day that she`s been calling me the `Red Witch` for the last-she said four years, but I think I`ve been doing this for like six or seven. And she just learned that I was called the Scarlet Witch last week," Olsen said in an interview on the 'The Tonight Show'. 
 
Directed by Matt Shakman, 'WandaVision' also stars actor Paul Bettany. 
 
Olsen shot to global popularity playing Wanda Maximoff and her superhero alter ego Scarlet Witch in the 'Avengers' film franchise. The actress is also known for her roles in films such as 'Martha Marcy May Marlene', 'Silent House', 'Liberal Arts' and 'Ingrid Goes West'. She was appreciated for her performance in the series 'Sorry for Your Loss'.&nbsp;

Hollywood actress Elizabeth has been playing Marvel superhero Scarlett Witch in 'Wanda Vision' and 'Avengers' for years now but the actress revealed that her mother didn't know the name of her character and had been referred to her by the wrong name for a long time.

Hollywood actress Elizabeth has been playing Marvel superhero Scarlett Witch in 'Wanda Vision' and 'Avengers' for years now but the actress revealed that her mother didn't know the name of her character and had been referred to her by the wrong name for a long time. The actress plays Scarlet Witch in the show. Her mother invariably calls her Red Witch! "My mom just told me the other day that she`s been calling me the `Red Witch` for the last-she said four years, but I think I`ve been doing this for like six or seven. And she just learned that I was called the Scarlet Witch last week," Olsen said in an interview on the 'The Tonight Show'. Directed by Matt Shakman, 'WandaVision' also stars actor Paul Bettany. Olsen shot to global popularity playing Wanda Maximoff and her superhero alter ego Scarlet Witch in the 'Avengers' film franchise. The actress is also known for her roles in films such as 'Martha Marcy May Marlene', 'Silent House', 'Liberal Arts' and 'Ingrid Goes West'. She was appreciated for her performance in the series 'Sorry for Your Loss'.

'Scarlet Witch' Elizabeth Olsen's mom goofs up her superhero shade!

The finale of the web series 'WandaVision' is perhaps one of the most anticipated finales of this season. As several fan theories about the ending of the Marvel show is doing the rounds, director of the series Matt Shakman states that the episode may leave fans disappointed.&nbsp; 
 
Ahead of the finale, Shakman said in a new interview that while many fan theories might not pan out, he termed the ending as "surprising" and "satisfying". 
 
"I know there are so many theories out there; there will be a lot of people who will no doubt be disappointed by one theory or another. But we're always telling this story about Wanda dealing with grief and learning how to accept that loss, and hopefully, people will find that the finale is surprising but also satisfying and that it feels inevitable because it's the same story they've been watching the whole time," he told Entertainment Weekly. 
 
'WandaVision' gives an ode to popular sitcoms over the years while portraying Wanda's grief.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-scarlet-witch-elizabeth-olsens-mom-goofs-up-her-superhero-shade-368087" hreflang="en">'Scarlet Witch' Elizabeth Olsen's mom goofs up her superhero shade!</a>

Shakman stated that Elizabeth Olsen has been the biggest 'advocate' of the character.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/wandavision-episode-8-marvel-cinematic-universe-gets-intense-as-the-magic-takes-a-front-seat-366419">Read 'WandaVision' episode 8 review here</a> 
 
"When she first got the part, she read everything that there was out there, and she very much understood that Wanda has experienced more loss than anybody else in the Marvel universe. She's lost her parents, she's lost her brother, she's lost the love of her life by now, and she's right on the edge. In some ways, (Wanda is) as close as Marvel gets to exploring mental illness, really — like, how do you hold together your reality when you're constantly experiencing so much trauma? She taps into that so beautifully, and she's an incredibly talented actor," Shakman said. 
 
Reports state that Marvel, so far, has no plans to renew the show for the next season. Instead, once the show is over, Marvel will roll out the next series in its phase 4- &nbsp;'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan in the lead.

The finale of the web series 'WandaVision' is perhaps one of the most anticipated finales of this season. As several fan theories about the ending of the Marvel show is doing the rounds, director of the series Matt Shakman states that the episode may leave fans disappointed.

The finale of the web series 'WandaVision' is perhaps one of the most anticipated finales of this season. As several fan theories about the ending of the Marvel show is doing the rounds, director of the series Matt Shakman states that the episode may leave fans disappointed. Ahead of the finale, Shakman said in a new interview that while many fan theories might not pan out, he termed the ending as "surprising" and "satisfying". "I know there are so many theories out there; there will be a lot of people who will no doubt be disappointed by one theory or another. But we're always telling this story about Wanda dealing with grief and learning how to accept that loss, and hopefully, people will find that the finale is surprising but also satisfying and that it feels inevitable because it's the same story they've been watching the whole time," he told Entertainment Weekly. 'WandaVision' gives an ode to popular sitcoms over the years while portraying Wanda's grief. Also read: 'Scarlet Witch' Elizabeth Olsen's mom goofs up her superhero shade! Shakman stated that Elizabeth Olsen has been the biggest 'advocate' of the character. Read 'WandaVision' episode 8 review here "When she first got the part, she read everything that there was out there, and she very much understood that Wanda has experienced more loss than anybody else in the Marvel universe. She's lost her parents, she's lost her brother, she's lost the love of her life by now, and she's right on the edge. In some ways, (Wanda is) as close as Marvel gets to exploring mental illness, really — like, how do you hold together your reality when you're constantly experiencing so much trauma? She taps into that so beautifully, and she's an incredibly talented actor," Shakman said. Reports state that Marvel, so far, has no plans to renew the show for the next season. Instead, once the show is over, Marvel will roll out the next series in its phase 4- 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan in the lead.

'WandaVision' finale is 'surprising' and 'satisfying', says director Matt Shakman

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This story contains spoilers for the seventh episode of 'WandaVision.'

If you are a fan of the Disney+ Marvel series “WandaVision,” there are five words that have been stuck in your head for the past week: “It was Agatha all along.”

The 62-second earworm appears in Episode 7, “Breaking the Fourth Wall,” and its purpose is simple: It explains what Wanda and Vision’s nosy neighbor, Agnes (Kathryn Hahn), has been up to this entire time. It has also taken on a life of its own, having spawned numerous trap, rock and rap remixes in the days since the episode debuted Feb 19.

“None of us knew this was going to be the song,” said composer Robert Lopez, 46, who created the songs for the series with his wife of 17 years, Oscar and Grammy-winning lyricist Kristen Anderson-Lopez, 48. “We woke up that morning to find that it was all over the internet, and it was like, ‘This is awesome.’”

It isn’t the first time the songwriting power couple has created an infectious earworm, having written tunes such as the Oscar- and Grammy-winning song “Let It Go” for the Disney animated movie “Frozen” and the Oscar-winning ballad “Remember Me” for the Pixar animated film “Coco.” They’ve won a pile of Oscars, Emmys, Tonys and Grammys between them. (Lopez, who co-conceived and co-wrote the hit musicals “Avenue Q” and “The Book of Mormon,” is in rarefied air as the only double EGOT — someone who has won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony, twice over.)

But it is a minute-long riff on “The Munsters” theme that has burned itself into the brains of the collective internet over the past week.

 
“It’s got an ‘Addams Family’ twist with an electric harpsichord,” Anderson-Lopez said. “It’s super-duper cool and feels like something you’d find in a haunted house.”

Sung by Hahn and a chorus of male backup singers (including Lopez), it delivers the dramatic revelation that Agnes is the powerful witch Agatha Harkness — and that it is she, not Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen), who is behind all the oddities happening in sleepy little Westview. (Having killed a dog, she reveals, was among her dastardly deeds.)

When the song debuted on Spotify and iTunes on Tuesday, it leaped to the No. 1 slot on the iTunes soundtrack charts. (The trap remix created by hip-hop artist Leland Philpot is “the most glorious thing,” Anderson-Lopez said.) 
 
In a phone interview from Connecticut on Wednesday, Anderson-Lopez and Lopez shared how the track came together, their trick for getting their own songs out of their own heads and why Hahn’s character is “perfidious” rather than “hideous.” These are edited excerpts from the conversation.

Q: Did you have any idea “Agatha All Along” was going to blow up like this?

ROBERT LOPEZ: No, not at all. We were sort of sad that we were winding down and we didn’t know if we’d have any hits come out of this thing. But my goodness.

Q: What part of the song came to you first?

LOPEZ: We have a theme — the “WandaVision” motif — that’s in every single song. So that was how we began with “Agatha.”

KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ: But, in a way, “Agatha All Along” was there all along. We’ve been spoon-feeding a tritone that’s called the devil’s interval — the&nbsp; 'duh-duh-duh'&nbsp;— throughout the series. And then ultimately, when the big reveal happens with the 'DUH! DUH! DUH!', everyone had been hearing it steadily, so it felt like an old friend.

Q: Where did you look for inspiration for the song?

LOPEZ: We started with a different idea for a version of the song more along the lines of “That Girl.”

ANDERSON-LOPEZ: But it just wasn’t right; it just wasn’t churning my blood the way that I wanted it to. So then we thought: It’s a show about witches, right? So let’s embrace it. What other shows are about witches and Goth figures? “The Addams Family,” “The Munsters,” the “Monster Mash” — all these Halloween-y kind of songs that have this grinding, growling bari sax.

LOPEZ: We also have an electric harpsichord, which is what they use in “The Addams Family.” That’s the thing going dit-dit-dit-dit-dit-dit — the repeated chorus.

Q:Who does what when you’re writing a song?

LOPEZ: It changes with every song. Sometimes we’ll write it together in the same room, sometimes one of us will write the whole thing and the other one will take credit. In this case, Kristen wrote the full lyrics and gave them to me on a sheet of paper, and then I went to town with music.

ANDERSON-LOPEZ: I would wake up in the morning, and sometimes I’d be so excited to write the songs that I would write them in the shower. Get out, get a towel, scribble them on a piece of paper with drips, blurring ink — and Bobby would compose them by 10 a.m., and we’d record them after lunch, and then get notes at like 5 p.m.

Q:“Perfidious” is quite the lyric! Where did that come from?

ANDERSON-LOPEZ: We knew we didn’t want to say "hideous," because Agatha is still hot. So I looked at a rhyming dictionary and was like: “'Perfidious!' It’s so great! It’s so perfect!”

LOPEZ: We always have an SAT word in the lyrics somewhere because people appreciate learning a word. And if they already know it, they appreciate being able to brag that they know it.

ANDERSON-LOPEZ: Right! “Frozen fractals …” [from “Let It Go”]

Q: Your neighbors were not fans of one of your last hits, “Let It Go.” Has reaction been more favorable this time around?

ANDERSON-LOPEZ: It’s still early — they’ve had less than a week. But I’m starting to feel the trickles on Twitter. I’m getting messages saying, “Thank you so much for ‘Agatha All Along,’ now please remove it from my head!” and “It’s been five days, now take it back, please!”

Q: Do the songs you write get stuck in your head, too?

LOPEZ: Of course! You wake up in the middle of the night with it pounding in your ears. But having a song that gets in people’s heads is such an honor for us. It means what we created somehow magically connected across space and time and landed in another person’s neurons. It’s what was in our heads, and now it’s in their heads, and that’s something we now all share.

ANDERSON-LOPEZ:I woke up at 3 a.m. this morning with “She’s insidious / So perfidious” just going on a loop in my head. And so I replaced it with: “Don’t worry, / Ooh, ooh ooh ooh oo-ooh ooh oo-ooh, / be happy.”

LOPEZ: That’s how you get it out of your system …

ANDERSON-LOPEZ: … replace it with another thing that’s been stuck in your head before.

This story contains spoilers for the seventh episode of 'WandaVision.' If you are a fan of the Disney+ Marvel series “WandaVision,” there are five words that have been stuck in your head for the past week: “It was Agatha all along.

This story contains spoilers for the seventh episode of 'WandaVision.' If you are a fan of the Disney+ Marvel series “WandaVision,” there are five words that have been stuck in your head for the past week: “It was Agatha all along.” The 62-second earworm appears in Episode 7, “Breaking the Fourth Wall,” and its purpose is simple: It explains what Wanda and Vision’s nosy neighbor, Agnes (Kathryn Hahn), has been up to this entire time. It has also taken on a life of its own, having spawned numerous trap, rock and rap remixes in the days since the episode debuted Feb 19. “None of us knew this was going to be the song,” said composer Robert Lopez, 46, who created the songs for the series with his wife of 17 years, Oscar and Grammy-winning lyricist Kristen Anderson-Lopez, 48. “We woke up that morning to find that it was all over the internet, and it was like, ‘This is awesome.’” It isn’t the first time the songwriting power couple has created an infectious earworm, having written tunes such as the Oscar- and Grammy-winning song “Let It Go” for the Disney animated movie “Frozen” and the Oscar-winning ballad “Remember Me” for the Pixar animated film “Coco.” They’ve won a pile of Oscars, Emmys, Tonys and Grammys between them. (Lopez, who co-conceived and co-wrote the hit musicals “Avenue Q” and “The Book of Mormon,” is in rarefied air as the only double EGOT — someone who has won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony, twice over.) But it is a minute-long riff on “The Munsters” theme that has burned itself into the brains of the collective internet over the past week. “It’s got an ‘Addams Family’ twist with an electric harpsichord,” Anderson-Lopez said. “It’s super-duper cool and feels like something you’d find in a haunted house.” Sung by Hahn and a chorus of male backup singers (including Lopez), it delivers the dramatic revelation that Agnes is the powerful witch Agatha Harkness — and that it is she, not Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen), who is behind all the oddities happening in sleepy little Westview. (Having killed a dog, she reveals, was among her dastardly deeds.) When the song debuted on Spotify and iTunes on Tuesday, it leaped to the No. 1 slot on the iTunes soundtrack charts. (The trap remix created by hip-hop artist Leland Philpot is “the most glorious thing,” Anderson-Lopez said.) In a phone interview from Connecticut on Wednesday, Anderson-Lopez and Lopez shared how the track came together, their trick for getting their own songs out of their own heads and why Hahn’s character is “perfidious” rather than “hideous.” These are edited excerpts from the conversation. Q: Did you have any idea “Agatha All Along” was going to blow up like this? ROBERT LOPEZ: No, not at all. We were sort of sad that we were winding down and we didn’t know if we’d have any hits come out of this thing. But my goodness. Q: What part of the song came to you first? LOPEZ: We have a theme — the “WandaVision” motif — that’s in every single song. So that was how we began with “Agatha.” KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ: But, in a way, “Agatha All Along” was there all along. We’ve been spoon-feeding a tritone that’s called the devil’s interval — the 'duh-duh-duh' — throughout the series. And then ultimately, when the big reveal happens with the 'DUH! DUH! DUH!', everyone had been hearing it steadily, so it felt like an old friend. Q: Where did you look for inspiration for the song? LOPEZ: We started with a different idea for a version of the song more along the lines of “That Girl.” ANDERSON-LOPEZ: But it just wasn’t right; it just wasn’t churning my blood the way that I wanted it to. So then we thought: It’s a show about witches, right? So let’s embrace it. What other shows are about witches and Goth figures? “The Addams Family,” “The Munsters,” the “Monster Mash” — all these Halloween-y kind of songs that have this grinding, growling bari sax. LOPEZ: We also have an electric harpsichord, which is what they use in “The Addams Family.” That’s the thing going dit-dit-dit-dit-dit-dit — the repeated chorus. Q:Who does what when you’re writing a song? LOPEZ: It changes with every song. Sometimes we’ll write it together in the same room, sometimes one of us will write the whole thing and the other one will take credit. In this case, Kristen wrote the full lyrics and gave them to me on a sheet of paper, and then I went to town with music. ANDERSON-LOPEZ: I would wake up in the morning, and sometimes I’d be so excited to write the songs that I would write them in the shower. Get out, get a towel, scribble them on a piece of paper with drips, blurring ink — and Bobby would compose them by 10 a.m., and we’d record them after lunch, and then get notes at like 5 p.m. Q:“Perfidious” is quite the lyric! Where did that come from? ANDERSON-LOPEZ: We knew we didn’t want to say "hideous," because Agatha is still hot. So I looked at a rhyming dictionary and was like: “'Perfidious!' It’s so great! It’s so perfect!” LOPEZ: We always have an SAT word in the lyrics somewhere because people appreciate learning a word. And if they already know it, they appreciate being able to brag that they know it. ANDERSON-LOPEZ: Right! “Frozen fractals …” [from “Let It Go”] Q: Your neighbors were not fans of one of your last hits, “Let It Go.” Has reaction been more favorable this time around? ANDERSON-LOPEZ: It’s still early — they’ve had less than a week. But I’m starting to feel the trickles on Twitter. I’m getting messages saying, “Thank you so much for ‘Agatha All Along,’ now please remove it from my head!” and “It’s been five days, now take it back, please!” Q: Do the songs you write get stuck in your head, too? LOPEZ: Of course! You wake up in the middle of the night with it pounding in your ears. But having a song that gets in people’s heads is such an honor for us. It means what we created somehow magically connected across space and time and landed in another person’s neurons. It’s what was in our heads, and now it’s in their heads, and that’s something we now all share. ANDERSON-LOPEZ:I woke up at 3 a.m. this morning with “She’s insidious / So perfidious” just going on a loop in my head. And so I replaced it with: “Don’t worry, / Ooh, ooh ooh ooh oo-ooh ooh oo-ooh, / be happy.” LOPEZ: That’s how you get it out of your system … ANDERSON-LOPEZ: … replace it with another thing that’s been stuck in your head before.

Meet the songwriters behind the 'WandaVision' hit 'Agatha All Along'

Elizabeth Olsen comes from a renowned&nbsp;showbiz family with her sisters Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen being famous celebrities since a young age.&nbsp;Though the actress herself wanted to find time to make her own way.

The 32-year-old who currently stars as Marvel superhero Wanda in Disney+ 'WandaVision'&nbsp;addressed her own nepotism in an&nbsp;interview with Grazia Magazine.

Olsen revealed that she was always aware of nepotism in Hollywood, but she wanted to succeed on her own. "Nepotism is a thing and I’m very aware of it. And of course, I’ve always wanted to do it alone,"&nbsp;she said.

Olsen studied at New York University’s Tisch School of the Art and made her acting debut in Martha Marcy May Marlene in 2011. Now she returns as Wanda Maximoff, a.k.a. Scarlet Witch, in Marvel's WandaVision.

"I thought it was perfect for television, and a very original idea that made me excited,"&nbsp;Olsen said about Marvel Cinematic Universe's first TV series adapted completely with two Avengers.&nbsp;

She made her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut with a brief cameo in 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, before starring in 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron. In subsequent films, she developed a relationship with Paul Bettany's Vision, leading to the duo reuniting in WandaVision.&nbsp;

The show explores several tropes throughout television history, with Olsen explaining this show is right in her wheelhouse.

"I was a very hammy, performative child. So, I do think I got to live out some sort of childhood dream doing the show,"&nbsp;she added. WandaVision started filming before the COVID-19 pandemic with the second half filmed during the pandemic, with a six-month break in between.

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Elizabeth Olsen comes from a renowned showbiz family with her sisters Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen being famous celebrities since a young age. Though the actress herself wanted to find time to make her own way.

Elizabeth Olsen comes from a renowned showbiz family with her sisters Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen being famous celebrities since a young age. Though the actress herself wanted to find time to make her own way. The 32-year-old who currently stars as Marvel superhero Wanda in Disney+ 'WandaVision' addressed her own nepotism in an interview with Grazia Magazine. Olsen revealed that she was always aware of nepotism in Hollywood, but she wanted to succeed on her own. "Nepotism is a thing and I’m very aware of it. And of course, I’ve always wanted to do it alone," she said. Olsen studied at New York University’s Tisch School of the Art and made her acting debut in Martha Marcy May Marlene in 2011. Now she returns as Wanda Maximoff, a.k.a. Scarlet Witch, in Marvel's WandaVision. "I thought it was perfect for television, and a very original idea that made me excited," Olsen said about Marvel Cinematic Universe's first TV series adapted completely with two Avengers. She made her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut with a brief cameo in 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, before starring in 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron. In subsequent films, she developed a relationship with Paul Bettany's Vision, leading to the duo reuniting in WandaVision. The show explores several tropes throughout television history, with Olsen explaining this show is right in her wheelhouse. "I was a very hammy, performative child. So, I do think I got to live out some sort of childhood dream doing the show," she added. WandaVision started filming before the COVID-19 pandemic with the second half filmed during the pandemic, with a six-month break in between.

Elizabeth Olsen addresses nepotism in Hollywood

The fourth phase of Marvel has officially begun. The first two episodes of Marvel’s much-anticipated series ‘WandaVision’ are out and they keep you looking out for more. The first episode of the series introduces Wanda and Vision as the young couple who has recently shifted to the sub-urban neighborhood of Westview and are living their life as if in a perfect 50s sitcom. Filmed in black and white, the first two episodes just set the world Wanda and Vision are living in, full of goofy comical situations and exaggerated reactions.&nbsp; 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/wandavision-recap-of-scarlet-witch-and-visions-marvel-adventures-before-the-series-356271">'WandaVision': Recap of Scarlet Witch and Vision's Marvel adventures before the series</a>

However, that’s just an illusion the makers intended to give. With the second episode, it becomes clear that it’s a world being made up by someone, somewhere. It’s key to note that no timeline is mentioned anywhere and there’s a particular reason that colors are amiss in the setting. Certain glitches are apparent by the end of the second episode and that’s when you know the ride has just begun. 
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Now, Marvel is known for switching things up in a weird fashion and WandaVision is no exception. Had it been just a sit-com setting with two of the most powerful Avengers going about their day (which it certainly is not), still it would’ve garnered its audience. Paul Bettany is a delight, being his breezy self for the first time (we all know how wound up and particular Vision has been in all the films) and Elizabeth Olsen sheds her angry and brooding Scarlet Witch avatar for a silly and goofy Wanda. However, there’s still a tinge of terror and confusion in her voice, giving off the whole facade as a set up for something big.&nbsp;

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What’s even more delightful than the show mimicking the likes of ‘Bewitched’ is the presences of supporting casts like Vision’s cranky boss Fred Melamed and wife Debra Jo Rupp, a chirpy yet curious neighbor Kathryn Hahn, and a skeptical mom who is sensing something odd with the couple, Emma Caulfield. There’s much confusion about the presence of Teyonah Parris who was to appear as Geraldine in Captain Marvel, but instead, is a newcomer to Westview like Wanda and Vision? So is this a coincidence or a tie-up to the larger MCU’s mission? Well, with over a decade of consuming Marvel films, one can say there’s nothing like ‘just a coincidence’ in this universe.&nbsp; 
Once again, with ‘WandaVision’, makers have kept the fans sitting on the edge, looking, asking, and reading into more. What is this setup? Why is Vision alive? Who was the mystery man in the second episode? Why are the neighbours peculiar? And most importantly, is there a specific reason to mention Star Industries and Hydra? There are a lot of easter eggs and plotlines hidden between the episodes and they are enough to keep fans occupied till the next episode drops, hopeful with some answers.&nbsp;

Overall, the start of ‘WandaVision’ looks like a delightful start to something bigger (hopefully).

The fourth phase of Marvel has officially begun. The first two episodes of Marvel’s much-anticipated series ‘WandaVision’ are out and they keep you looking out for more.

The fourth phase of Marvel has officially begun. The first two episodes of Marvel’s much-anticipated series ‘WandaVision’ are out and they keep you looking out for more. The first episode of the series introduces Wanda and Vision as the young couple who has recently shifted to the sub-urban neighborhood of Westview and are living their life as if in a perfect 50s sitcom. Filmed in black and white, the first two episodes just set the world Wanda and Vision are living in, full of goofy comical situations and exaggerated reactions. 'WandaVision': Recap of Scarlet Witch and Vision's Marvel adventures before the series However, that’s just an illusion the makers intended to give. With the second episode, it becomes clear that it’s a world being made up by someone, somewhere. It’s key to note that no timeline is mentioned anywhere and there’s a particular reason that colors are amiss in the setting. Certain glitches are apparent by the end of the second episode and that’s when you know the ride has just begun. Now, Marvel is known for switching things up in a weird fashion and WandaVision is no exception. Had it been just a sit-com setting with two of the most powerful Avengers going about their day (which it certainly is not), still it would’ve garnered its audience. Paul Bettany is a delight, being his breezy self for the first time (we all know how wound up and particular Vision has been in all the films) and Elizabeth Olsen sheds her angry and brooding Scarlet Witch avatar for a silly and goofy Wanda. However, there’s still a tinge of terror and confusion in her voice, giving off the whole facade as a set up for something big. What’s even more delightful than the show mimicking the likes of ‘Bewitched’ is the presences of supporting casts like Vision’s cranky boss Fred Melamed and wife Debra Jo Rupp, a chirpy yet curious neighbor Kathryn Hahn, and a skeptical mom who is sensing something odd with the couple, Emma Caulfield. There’s much confusion about the presence of Teyonah Parris who was to appear as Geraldine in Captain Marvel, but instead, is a newcomer to Westview like Wanda and Vision? So is this a coincidence or a tie-up to the larger MCU’s mission? Well, with over a decade of consuming Marvel films, one can say there’s nothing like ‘just a coincidence’ in this universe. Once again, with ‘WandaVision’, makers have kept the fans sitting on the edge, looking, asking, and reading into more. What is this setup? Why is Vision alive? Who was the mystery man in the second episode? Why are the neighbours peculiar? And most importantly, is there a specific reason to mention Star Industries and Hydra? There are a lot of easter eggs and plotlines hidden between the episodes and they are enough to keep fans occupied till the next episode drops, hopeful with some answers. Overall, the start of ‘WandaVision’ looks like a delightful start to something bigger (hopefully).

‘WandaVision’ review: An illusion of comedy hinting at something more

Actor Paul Bettany believes that the death scene of his superhero character Vision in "Avengers: Infinity War" was quite 'moving'.

The character was twice killed in the smash-hit superhero ensemble -- once by the "love of your life" Scarlet Witch and then by supervillain Thanos who plucked the Mind Stone out of his head.

"I think that being murdered by the love of your life because you're asking them to is pretty moving stuff that they wrote for us," Bettany told&nbsp;in an interview.

Asked about the equation he shares with co-star Elizabeth Olsen, who essays the role of Scarlet Witch in the franchise, the 47-year-old actor said he does not "believe in chemistry".

"It so happens that Lizzy and I just get on really well with each other, and she's super professional and, you know, she's never late," Bettany said.&nbsp;

"And I'm never late, and I love that. Because when you've got three kids and a life to be living and somebody's half-an-hour late to set, you start to get a little bit like, 'Come on. Come on, let's get this done'," he added.

The character was twice killed in the smash-hit superhero ensemble

Actor Paul Bettany believes that the death scene of his superhero character Vision in "Avengers: Infinity War" was quite 'moving'. The character was twice killed in the smash-hit superhero ensemble -- once by the "love of your life" Scarlet Witch and then by supervillain Thanos who plucked the Mind Stone out of his head. "I think that being murdered by the love of your life because you're asking them to is pretty moving stuff that they wrote for us," Bettany told in an interview. Asked about the equation he shares with co-star Elizabeth Olsen, who essays the role of Scarlet Witch in the franchise, the 47-year-old actor said he does not "believe in chemistry". "It so happens that Lizzy and I just get on really well with each other, and she's super professional and, you know, she's never late," Bettany said. "And I'm never late, and I love that. Because when you've got three kids and a life to be living and somebody's half-an-hour late to set, you start to get a little bit like, 'Come on. Come on, let's get this done'," he added.

Paul Bettany talks about 'moving' death scene in 'Infinity War'

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