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The cast for Marvel Studios, ‘The Avengers’ is finally coming full circle… it was just announced at Comic Con… that Mark Ruffalo will play “The Hulk”, while Jeremy Renner will play, “Hawk Eye” which adds them to cast with Chris Evans as “Captain America” and Robert Downey Jr. as “Iron Man”…. We announced on Thursday that Joss Whedon will direct the film… set to be released in 2012.
Scarlett Johansson may in fact be teaming up with her Iron Man 2 co-star, Robert Downey Jr, for a new sci-fi thriller. Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity was said to be starting Robert Downey Jr and Angelina Jolie, but Angie has had to back out of the filming and Scarlett is taking her place. The film is set in space and follows the journey of two astronauts (Downey & Johansson) trying to make it back home to Earth after debris from a Russian satellite destroyed their ship, with coworkers still inside.
Supposedly Warner Brothers will be doing this in 3D and it is said to be similar in filming to Avatar, James Cameron’s huge undertaking. The budget will be GIGANTIC I’m sure. Robert and Scarlett will be practically the ONLY cast members (good thing I love them both) and they’ll need to be weightless the majority of the time.
Sounds a little like Cast Away meets Apollo 13, but with more eye candy.
Tonight, I had the exceptional privilege of conducting an InDepth InterView with 2010 Tony-winning Best Featured Actress In A Play: the luminous and winsomely witty Scarlett Johansson. The interview was scheduled for only 15 minutes, but the passionate and free-talking Johansson graciously extended our talk to 45 minutes. We talked about her work in the theatre on this year’s highly-praised revival of Arthur Miller’s A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, as well as her feelings on musicals, Sondheim, and growing up in New York, which then veered off into a considerable discussion of her film work and working with actors like Hugh Jackman, Robert Downey Jr. and Penelope Cruz, as well as directors like Woody Allen, Brian DePalma and Christopher Nolan. In this sample portion of the forthcoming interview, in addition to speaking eloquently about the acclaimed revival and winning the Tony, Ms. Johansson was also gracious enough to address the “Give The Tonys Back To Broadway” Facebook campaign controversy and her response is reflected here, as well as in the e-mail follow-up and further explanation I received from her just moments ago. The complete interview will be available next week, here is a small sampling to whet your palette. Enjoy!
I added the first batch of Tony Awards pictures to the gallery – all of them from arrivals and Scarlett looks perfect! Check back for more later!
EDIT: – I added over 100+ MQs from the actual show, including pictures of Scarlett receiving her award! The video of her beautiful acceptance speech is below :’) EDIT 2: – 101 HQ pictures have been added! Captures from the show can be found here.
Both Scarlett Johansson and Eddie Redmayne won Tony Awards for their Broadway debuts. The four-time Golden Globe nominated actress featured in this season’s acclaimed revival of “A View From the Bridge.” She wowed the tough New York theater crowd as the lovesick teenager in this third rialto remounting of the Arthur Miller classic. Tony Award winner Liev Schreiber (“Glengarry Glen Ross”) is contending tonight for his performance as her lustful Uncle Eddie. Among those Johansson edged out in this race was stage vet Jessica Hecht as Eddie’s long-suffering wife, Beatrice.
