Brie Larson on ‘Captain Marvel’, Acting and the Advice Jennifer Lawrence Gave Her
Brie Larson looks back on her career, her Oscar win, and reflects on how her Captain Marvel character has influenced her mindset.
Brie Larson looks back on her career, her Oscar win, and reflects on how her Captain Marvel character has influenced her mindset.
“I guess the truth is, for me, no matter what recognition I get, I think I am always going to question myself.” – Brie Larson
“There were many times that I would go into auditions and a casting director would say, ‘It’s really great. Really love what you’re doing, but we’d love you to come back with a jean miniskirt and high heels.” – Brie Larson
The pair spoke about the complexity of the character-driven film and the challenge of ensuring the audience would stay engaged with a film that almost entirely takes place within one room.
Larson felt it was important to show the gritty reality of Ma, even in her wardrobe.
“I thought my path was going to be as a writer, but I’m pretty happy doing it as an actor.” – Jake Johnson
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