Elizabeth Olsen Scarlet Witch has been part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe for a decade now. It hasn’t always been the smoothest journey. Introduced as an ally of Ultron, she later joined the Avengers and fought in the MCU. Civil warHe fell in love with a robot, lost his mind when said robot squawked, and then apparently overcame his trauma only to break. In fact bad at Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madnesswhere it could be said that his character became a full-fledged supervillain.
Olsen hasn’t appeared in the MCU since then and it’s not entirely clear when she will return. While promoting her new film, the actress said that wanted to return…under the right circumstances.
As she told FM104 (via The Hollywood Reporter), “If there’s a good way to use it, I’ll always be happy to come back, however, you guys can make that make sense.”
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Olsen acknowledged that her character’s wild swings haven’t always worked, noting that Wanda is “a character I love coming back to when there’s a way to use her well,” adding that while she had a strong introduction in Avengers: Age of Ultron“I don’t think people knew what to do with me for a second.”
Or maybe a few seconds. Olsen always brought a lot of presence and emotional conflict to Wanda, no matter what Marvel made her do, but she hasn’t exactly been the most consistent. Wonder character through the years. WandaVision Ostensibly it was about her character learning to process and overcome her grief over the death of Paul Bettany’s Vision, but the next time audiences saw her, in Multiverse of madnessshe was even further angry, bitter and violent. Wanting to find her “missing” children (who were actually just figments of her magical powers), she was ready to kill anyone who stood in her way, including Doctor Strange and the rest of the allies. magic of her.
In fact, Wanda’s confusing character development is the subject of one of our recent ScreenCrush videos.
Olsen will soon be seen in his three daughters (Which is excellent, by the way.), which premieres on Netflix on September 20.
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