And then things just started coming to light and taking on a life of their own. We had to start with us because we are fans ourselves.
We started with what we thought would be fun to do instead of chasing an audience.
How do you home in on the kinds of stories that resonate with people?Īndrews: It all started in the writers room, working with AC and Brad and just trying to figure out what we wanted to see. Head writer AC Bradley and director Bryan Andrews T'Challa engages in some stylish combat in the show. Here's a transcript of our conversations, lightly edited for clarity.
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In a series of super-quick Zoom interviews ahead of the show's Disney Plus premiere, I talked with Andrews, Bradley, Wright and Winderbaum about figuring out the right starting point, diving into the Watcher's long comic book history and recommendations for classic What If…? comics to read. But maybe someday," added the massive comic book fan.Watching the Watcher and making sure all the multiversal madness fits into the canon is executive producer Brad Winderbaum, a production and development executive at Marvel Studios. We make the films to reach out to a wide audience and fans who are very supportive of them. It's (to win an Oscar) not why we make films. "This is driven by the core audience that is younger.
He is also not sure if the "older" lot watches such movies. "Superhero films are not necessarily the kind of films that require more attention," Joe said in response to a question by IANS. "I think the Oscars do a very specific (job) which is to bring focus to movies that didn't get the attention that they deserved. "The stories are really important to the society that help us convey ideas at a subliminal level."īut such films, despite being blockbusters, fail to bag Oscars. People want to see him succeed and be healed. Sharing an example, he said: "Bucky Barnes is an emo (emotional) character. You see a certain part of yourself in these films and root for the characters that you identify with," he said. "I think these characters represent something to everyone who watches the films. Joe feels it is important to make big superhero films. There's a global audience that loves these movies," said Joe.Īnd as filmmakers, they think they should make films that "reflect" the global audience. "I think in the next phase of Marvel you are going to see a much more diverse phase. "As we go chapter to chapter, more faces will come along, there will be more characters to explore and more franchises to be created," Tran said during an interaction for the promotion of the forthcoming film "Avengers: Infinity War".ĭiversity will continue to be significant for Marvel Studios, which is behind one of the most successful films - "Black Panther", a film that had a nearly all-black cast.
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Trinh Tran, executive producer of the Russo brothers' next directorial "Avengers: Infinity War", said they are working on "Captain Marvel", which will be the first female-led movie from the studio. you can see the mantle getting handed over to different characters other than revisiting characters that we have already seen," Joe Russo, who directed Marvel Studios' "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "Captain America: Civil War" with his brother Anthony Russo, said in response to a question by IANS here.
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