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In article <vo515g$3g5ie$
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weberm@polaris.net wrote:
Brie Larson Was Captain Marvel and part of the Avengers, yet would constantly get in trouble for comments to the media. Journalists get all the access to celebrities for questions and interviews, yet seem to be the ones getting the actors in trouble. While Brie Larson has been replaced by Rachel Zegler as the one renowned for doing this the most. What lessons has Brie Learnt about Journalists and movie marketing?
https://youtu.be/kk1eN6aBvVw?si=2F2FlKV8d604ZXvO
Just a reminder, nobody was upset Ms. Larson was cast as Captain Marvel at first, because, really, nobody knew who she was.
All the concerns about her movie was about the direction MCU was taking at time, and the comic fans in particular were not happy Marvel didn't go for the iconic iteration of the character.
Normies, like me, only had problems with the movie after watching it and not being allowed to say it was bad without being called biggot. And Larson's attitude and remarks didn't help at all.
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