The Marvels co-star was initially welcomed to the MCU by Brie Larson.

Spread MCU News

Brie Larson talked about her developing bond with a fellow Marvels co-star. Brie Larson discussed introducing Iman Vellani (Ms. Marvel) to the MCU and reprising her role as Carol Danvers in The Marvels during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Fallon mentioned that Larson had first praised Vellani—who had also just made an appearance on the show—for landing the part of Ms. Marvel. Superheroes have strange, specialised jobs, according to Larson. “And make sure you have extra zippers so you can go to the bathroom,” someone else is likely to say. It simply resembles really weird stuff. As Vellani made her MCU debut, the heroic star was happy to serve as her mentor. Larson talked about her personal introduction to the Marvel universe and what it meant to have co-stars who were encouraging throughout her role in Avengers. The Scott Pilgrim vs. the World actress said, “I felt really lucky because the first time I played Captain Marvel was on Avengers, and so I had Scarlett Johansson as the first person who welcomed me and I got to be there with all of them.” It was therefore really helpful to have them not only let me in but also say, “You got this,” and respond to all of my inquiries. I merely point this out anytime I read about someone becoming a superhero.

Because of the recently ended SAG-AFTRA strike, Larson was able to appear on The Tonight Show and promote her projects, something she was really excited to accomplish. In addition to her most recent Marvel movie, Larson has been working hard on the romance book adaption Lessons in Chemistry on Apple TV+, which debuted in October. Before the novel was even published, the actress from Captain Marvel was contacted to play Elizabeth on the programme and also functioned as a producer. Even though Larson had acted for a long time, she told Fallon that she “never really knew what a producer does… actually they do a lot.” I can tell you that it’s difficult. The Marvels’ poor box office performance notwithstanding, it’s evident that Larson, her co-stars, and director Nia DeCosta are proud of their roles. With a respectable 84 percent audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the film is now performing rather well.