Brie Larson in 2019’s Captain Marvel.Photo: Marvel/ Everett
WillBrie Larsoncontinue to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving forward? She isn’t telling.
WhenExtraasked Larson, 34, about any upcoming projects she has with Marvel at the 2024SAG Awardson Saturday, she shook her head and replied, “I don’t have anything to say about that.”
Larson has been quiet about her potential future with the comic book movie franchise sinceThe Marvels, the sequel to her hit 2019 filmCaptain Marvel, released in November to comparatively low box office results for Marvel Studios. The movie made $47 million at the domestic box office over its opening weekend, which stood out as the MCU’s worst-ever box office opening weekend, permultiplereports.Captain Marvelopened to $153 millionback in 2019.
Brie Larson on Feb. 24, 2024.Monica Schipper/FilmMagic
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While speaking withEntertainment Tonightin November followingThe Marvels' release, Larson told that outlet she believes “there is still so much inside of Carol” to explore in future movies.
“I feel like getting to be on this team just cracked her open in a way that she hadn’t been and I really loved that for her,” she said. When asked specifically about any future MCU project she will appear in, Larson responded, “I don’t want Marvel to come for me. But there is something. There is definitely something, to answer your question, that I would want to say, but I am not going to.”
Marvel Studios has not yet announced a sequel toThe Marvels.Deadpool & Wolverinewill mark the studio’s only release in 2024, and the studio expects to release six more movies between 2025 and 2027, including thenextCaptain Americamovie, theFantastic Four’s introduction to the MCU and twoAvengerstitles.
Larson’sThe MarvelscostarIman Vellaniopined in November that the film’s box office performance is not for the movie’s actors to worry about. “I don’t want to focus on something that’s not even in my control,” she said at the time. “Because what’s the point? That’s for [Walt Disney Company CEO]Bob Iger.”
source: people.com
