“So I had a freak-out moment, but then it only lasted about a half a day and then it’s like, ‘Suck it up,’” she said while promoting the film at Comic-Con. Johansson said she knew from seeing the character and production sketches that she’d be in something that fit her form. Johansson plays the Black Widow, who in the comics is a Russian spy-turned-superhero who fights crime in a skintight catsuit. Additional fee required.She's been in a comic-book movie before - some would consider 2001’s “Ghost World” her breakout role - but the costuming is tighter and expectations higher for Scarlett Johansson in “Iron Man 2,” opening May 7. Experience it in theaters or on Disney+ with Premier Access on July 9.
Watch Scarlett Johansson reprise her role as Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow in Marvel Studios’ Black Widow. “I hope you see Natasha in her real true strength more than ever before,” Johansson concluded as she exited the interview. Johansson delighted in exploring this evolution and aspect of Natasha with each director she works with sharing how the experience has been with director Cate Shortland has been “liberating” because Shortland has no issue diving into “the ugliness or what’s perceived to be ugliness-the embarrassing or uncomfortable.” “Her power, her strength was actually her vulnerability,” stated Johansson, which resulted in Natasha’s altruistic sacrifice in Avengers: Endgame in the name of love for her friend Clint Barton, and also the world. However, “that compassion is what drives a lot of decision making that part really touches me,” shared Johansson. “Natasha has a lot of compassion,” exclaimed Johansson before noting that that would not have been a trait she necessarily would have called out in her character during Iron Man 2 or Marvel’s The Avengers. Johansson highlighted what she sees as two of Natasha Romanoff’s strengths - compassion and vulnerability.
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