And they even asked - again Marvel spoiling their actors - what flavor Cup of Noodles do you like best?.
And I really love that they put that in there. At heart she’s still that college girl who eats trash ramen from 7-Eleven like me. I noticed that you’re eating Cup of Noodles and baked potato chips in your first episode. I love how they kept Darcy very down to earth. But anything Marvel ever wants from me, I am always available for them. I mean, I feel like someone would have alluded to it. I’m gonna assume no, I feel like I would know by now. Are you going to be in the next “Thor” movie, “Thor: Love and Thunder?” Everyone feels good and taken care of and ready to go. And they want everyone to be happy and do their best. They take good care of us and they want us to be happy. I didn’t know they made such a nice trailer. You’ll never see that size of a trailer ever again. I was like, “Oh my god, where is he?” How spoiled do you get then? Usually you hear him screaming from 100 feet away, “Action!” But this time, his voice came through a speaker inside a newspaper box next to us on the street. And the AD, which is the assistant director who says action and cut and whatever through a microphone, if you’re that far away. And we would start that’d be like a long shot in the back and we would round the corner and come towards the camera down the street. They had this town built in the desert in Santa Fe, a whole town, everything was there. I remember the first Thor movie, I had come from the world of like $10 indie movies so I couldn’t believe what was going on. But in this case, you kind of don’t have to, it’s there. So they’re able to create everything and that’s so rare as an actor, because usually you’re imagining all of it, which is fun, it’s also really fun to do. The thing for anybody in the industry or not, you know that usually your budget isn’t this kind of a thing. How much fun is it to be on the set? It seems so immersive. They laid out the sketch of it and what I would be doing, but to be honest I still don’t really know what happens. Everything has been meticulously planned.
They always do, but this, specifically, they wanted to get this just right, because it’s so different from anything Marvel’s ever done. For a person who thinks comic books are like the end-all be-all, it was just like, unreal. The walls were just covered with the comic book pages with references. And I understood why I had to sign the NDA before this meeting. And then once you do that, you sit and they bring you a little badge, and then you go into the room. If you’re a fan of Marvel, your brain would explode, but you sign an NDA when you get to the lobby. I had been to the old offices, but never the new ones. My first meeting with Jac Schaeffer and Matt Shakman was at the new Marvel offices. Do they show you scripts or just tell you bits and pieces of what you need to know?
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