have spent countless hours together crafting the story of how Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff grieved the death of Paul Bettany’s Vision. But when Olsen and Schaeffer recently joinedeach other.
What were your hopes and dreams, Lizzie, that you wanted for this for this character and that you were hearing Jac maybe reflect back to you as you were as you were talking about the character?Well, it was about this story of this young woman who has really had to make her way through so many difficult traumas without having the time to understand them, but really being propelled into making the best with what she had.
We would circle things — just like this comic, this story, this image. We were putting various sort of cells up on the wall to be like, this is our touchstone for this moment.“Witches Road” we looked at quite a bit for for the visuals. There were some of those up on the wall that had to do with the finale.
But, Lizzie, one of the many things I loved about working with you, was it wasn’t like a monolith of here’s denial and here’s anger. Those incredibly delicate transitions in and out of those moments, and the slow burn of being with you on your discovery is what makes it all so beautiful and so relatable and human.
To go from decade to decade, I just assume that I am the same person, just in a different tone, and we really wanted to stay authentic to those tones. So I never thought of her as being a separate character. It was just trusting that it was Wanda, just in in a different aesthetic. I didn’t know about the multiverse when we were filming this. So I wouldn’t assume that that’s what was happening. I thought it was just a clever way to have a Pietro. I didn’t understand the larger plan of the multiverse until I started working on “Multiverse,” or whatever our movie’s called, the “Doctor Strange” sequel! [Because this is a show about grief, we do watch Wanda say goodbye to the version of Vision that she created inside the Hex.
Always_Emison but we want more?
What a dumb question.
dont give me hope like that
This is such a bizarre question if you’ve actually watched WandaVision.
yanoesminombre jajaja ojo la peluca
Hope
We need Scarlet Witch Solo Movie.
Where there's hundreds of millions to be made...
WandaVison was the most woke-ified tv series I've seen in a long time. The bad guy was a middle-aged, conservative white guy (because that's who woke Nazis hate the most) everyone else was of color or a female, or both - even the extras. Unwatchable racist woke crap 😩🤦♂️
very mediocre series overall. 2/4 stars
BackoftheHead
I think this show's so gooood!!