Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige discussed the difficulty of finding authors who would agree to comply with the WandaVision sitcom theme.
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In an interview with the Producers Guild of America, Feige mentioned how he was looking for sitcoms to relax during the production of Marvel Studios for movies like Avengers: Infinity War, and that the “comforting lies” sitcoms were something he wanted to translate to WandaVision.
“And how do you use that to tell the story of Wanda, Vision, and Wanda, in particular?” Asks Fegege. “The fact is that we’ve met a lot of people who just didn’t get it. So having an idea is one thing. Finding people who are interested in that idea and who can turn it into something completely different.”
Feige said the biggest challenge for WandaVision was to find partners who were happy with the program challenge. “The fact is that Jac [Schaeffer] was working for the Black Widow at the time,” Feige continued. “We had more meetings, the point was, I don’t remember exactly how many meetings – maybe three or four meetings with some of the writers – and many of them said, ‘You know, I really like those two characters. But sitcom. Do you need a sitcom element? What if you lost is it a sitcom? Maybe that could focus on it. ‘”
He pointed out that, since the hit WandaVision piece, it is very important to be in the game, it is “natural” is not the right type of people, because of their willingness to give it all away to the game’s content. “So, it’s a fact, Jack [Schaeffer] it was in a different room from the Marvel Studios at the time, I felt like it and was very happy with the large, cleared funds and that it is a good idea, he was great,” Feige explained.
The use of sitcoms at WandaVision has served not only as a way to tell the story but also as a personal link to Wanda Maximoff’s past and a reflection of her good health. The theme played a major role in the play, which was evident in the WandaVision recording, as well as the WandaVision tribute, which helped to further Wanda’s storytelling history and feelings.
Written by Jack Schaeffer, and was directed by Matt Shakman, WandaVision stars Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Instagram / of The Two, Witch, Paul Bettany as The Vision, Randall Park as Agent Jimmy Wu, Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis, and, Teyona Parris as Monica Rambo, and to Dr. Hahn. The series is available for streaming on the Disney +channel.
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