Captain Marvel Soundbite Selects Jude Law Yon-Rogg or Captain Mar-vell
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Captain Marvel will shortly arrive in cinemas worldwide, but there remains a mystery over Jude Law's character. Back in November 2017 when Law was first reported to be joining the MCU, he was said to be playing Carol Danvers' (Brie Larson) mentor Dr Walter Lawson, but some think he is Yon-Rogg, aka the baddie. People had also thought he was Captain Mar-Vell.
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With so many comic book stories and powerful characters to choose from, the film reveals why Captain Marvel is so important to the wider MCU. The beginning finds Larson’s unique character already in possession of her powers but with no recollection of her past on Earth as Carol Danvers.
“At the beginning of the movie, we find Captain Marvel fighting on behalf of the Kree in the Skrull skirmish. She doesn’t have any memory of her life as a human,” executive producer Jonathan Schwartz told OhMyDisney. “The movie is sort of about her ending up, over the course of this adventure, back on earth, and realizing that she has these human origins that are tied to much bigger aspects of that disagreement. So, in many ways, it’s a classic Marvel origin story, but told in reverse.” Introducing a brand new superhero to the big screen meant finding an actor who could fit seamlessly into the MCU and portray its most powerful force, and that was Academy Award-winning actress, Brie Larson.
“When we found out that Brie Larson might be interested in joining the MCU, we pitched her the idea for the film,” recalls Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige. “She was a huge fan of the character in the comic, and one of the highlights of my career at Marvel was introducing her at Comic-Con.”
“These films are part of what’s shaping our culture, who we are, what morals we value. It’s incredible,” explains Larson. “I don’t think that I fully understood the scope of what it meant in the cultural zeitgeist until the announcement came out that I was going to be playing Captain Marvel. I’ve slowly started to grasp the vastness and levity of it all.”
While the titular character may be new to many, there are several familiar faces returning for the action-adventure. Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) returns after a brief post-credit cameo in Avengers: Infinity War, but this Fury is very different to the one we know.
Samuel L. Jackson revealed hints of what we can expect to uncover including “the origin of what happened to his eye, possibly.” Jackson continued: “You’ll find out that he does have family that’s referenced. There’s backstory that we haven’t talked about before; where he’s from and what he’s done. There are times when he actually humanly reacts to things with fear and awe before he learns to control his emotions in another way.”
Also returning is Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg), as well as Ronan (Lee Pace) and Korath (Djimon Hounsou) from 2014’s Guardian of the Galaxy.
While struggling to recover her lost memories, something sparks in Danvers when reunited with her loyal friend Maria Rambeau, a fellow former test fighter pilot. Actress Lashana Lynch explained the special dynamic between the two and the impact it makes: “There’s a certain energy that you share with your friends that you can’t get anywhere else, and [Captain Marvel] has these flashes of the feeling. It’s only through conversations and through [Rambeau] giving her some history about herself, that it all comes flashing back.”