Elizabeth Olsen dachte, Scarlet Hexe würde „einer der Guten“ in ‚Doctor Strange im Multiversum of Madness‘ sein: „Drei Wochen bevor ich nach London geschickt wurde, sagten sie: ‚Du bist unser Hauptschurke!‘ Und ich hatte keine Ahnung. “

Olsen:

>”I thought that I was in an ensemble cast, and I thought that I was one of the good guys. And then three weeks before I was sent to London, they said, ‚You’re our lead villain!‘ And I had no clue. And I finished filming WandaVision, I was like, ‚Huh, it would’ve been helpful to know that,‘ just so I could have pulled the thread through a bit. But I think that the story told itself, and I was able to kind of massage things in Doctor Strange to hopefully tell a different story for her.“

>Olsen emphasized that these larger storylines in the MCU aren’t pitched to her – so each project she’s in, she takes one story at a time. This is why she was in the dark about where Wanda would end up in the Doctor Strange sequel.

I walked out of this movie. First time I’ve ever done that. It was terrible.

She’s being professional in her interviews and panels, but I get the impression she’s fatigued with Marvel the more I hear about her experiences behind the scenes. I can’t blame her.

It’s pretty obvious when you watch the movie lol it’s a complete mess

I love how in the final ending, she dies…but _there’s no body._ Maybe it will never happen, but I’d love to see the Scarlet Witch again.

I like the idea of preparing your character to be the hero, because it helps justify your actions. Villains don’t think they are villains. They think of themselves the heroes of their story.