For years there has been talk of a Black WidowA solo movie that’s finally here. During a recent late interview Scarlett Johansson You know there’s been an idea for a movie about her character before, but Kevin Feige doesn’t agree.
In Black Widow, by director Kate Shortland, the Russian heroine finally gets a solid background, as we gain more insight into her thoughts and motives.
The film takes place after Natasha Romanov violates the Sokovia Agreement and is forced to flee, but at the same time she confronts the evil Tusk Master. However, the movie could have been completely different.
Another version
For example, Johansson says:A while ago, we came up with a completely different idea, one in which Yelena from Florence Poe is somehow the villain. Because she wants to take the place of the Romanovs, so we have to compete“.
“At first I said, “I can’t do anything with this.” But we worked on it anyway and it was really existential but a little weird. We talked about it with Kevin Feige, but he just laughed it off and said he couldn’t do much with this. It might have been a weird script but I thought it was cool, I’d love to work on it“.
While this movie may never be seen again, chances are very high that Pugh will take over from Johansson in future projects, who now appears to be saying goodbye to Marvel.

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