Actress Emma Corrine, who played the role of Cassandra Nova in the movie «Deadpool and Wolverine», spoke about her emotions about the murder of a popular character in the new blockbuster of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The new superhero movie «Deadpool and Wolverine» impresses with the number of cameos. Among them — the appearance of Chris Evans as Johnny Storm known as the Human Torch from «Fantastic Four».
However, Evans’ character did not delight the audience for long. The villainess Cassandra Nova, played by Emma Corrine, quickly took his life. The actress shared with GQ she said that she was «very embarrassed» to perform this scene. Corrine spoke about her feelings during the premiere at Lincoln Center in New York:
«I was so uncomfortable when we watched the movie. The room was full of fans, everyone was happy to see Evans on the screen. And three minutes later, I kill him. I was literally hiding in my chair».
In addition to Evans, the movie features other actors from Fox’s previous projects: Jennifer Garner as Elektra, Wesley Snipes as Blade and Channing Tatum in the role of Gambit, which he was supposed to play earlier, but the opportunity came only now.
Corrine praised Marvel’s ability to work with cameos:
«They give the audience what they want. But they don’t use cameos for no reason. Every appearance has a meaning, and I hope people will feel it».
«Deadpool and Wolverine» set a record box office for R-rated films. However, critics were divided in their assessments of the new Marvel movie.
Source: Ign
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