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Scarlett Johansson says Black Widow movie will happen if fans want to see it

March 15, 2014 by admin

Earlier in the week Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige once again discussed a potential solo outing in the Cinematic Universe for Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow, stating that it “would be great”, and now the actress herself has offered up a few thoughts on the possibility during a chat with Yahoo! Movies, stating that the film will happen if fans demand it.

“The great thing about working with Marvel is that they are really into the audience participation,” says Johansson, who will follow-up this month’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier with filming on The Avengers: Age of Ultron in April, “If the audience wants to see a Black Widow movie then that conversation can certainly be opened up. I love playing that character, she has a wonderful depth and really interesting grey area. She has no moral compass. These are all things that I think would be interesting to explore for her own spin-off.”

Could Black Widow carry her own movie, or would you prefer to see Marvel exploring newer territory like Doctor Strange, Black Panther, and The Inhumans? 

Originally published March 15, 2014. Updated April 13, 2018.

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