Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh Look Back on the Long Road to 'Black Widow' (Exclusive)

Back in the ‘90s and early-‘00s, there weren’t many actors that were as famous as Stephen Dorff. Appearing in films such as “Blade,” “Cecil B.

Stephen Dorff, who has not been in any recent Marvel movies but did star in a Marvel owned title, 1998′s Blade, is not a fan of the superhero films made by the powerhouse!

Marvel film Black Widow, which he said “looks like garbage”.The film, which comes to cinemas next week (July 7), sees Johansson make her first starring role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, bringing her character Natasha Romanoff – aka Black Widow – to centre stage.In a new interview with the Independent, True Detective actor Dorff shared his distaste for the new film, saying: “I still hunt out the good shit because I don’t want to be in Black Widow.“It looks like garbage to me.

Black Widow may continue without its lead character Natasha Romanoff.In an interview with Radio Times, Shortland confirmed that Scarlett Johansson’s time had ended in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

When it was announced that Cate Shortland was Marvel Studios’ choice to take on “Black Widow,” film fans were pretty shocked. Judging by her previous efforts, including the indie dramas “Lore” and “Berlin Syndrome,” the filmmaker wasn’t an obvious choice to make the leap to blockbuster superhero filmmaking.

Cate Shortland couldn’t understand why Marvel Studios wanted her.Although the Australian filmmaker had been working for over 20 years, there was almost nothing about her career that suggested she was the right fit to direct “Black Widow,” the long awaited solo movie for Scarlett Johansson’s Avenger.

“Black Widow” is a rare film for Marvel Studios. Unlike other features that have debuted over the past decade-plus, “Black Widow” is a film that is envisioned as a one-off story, mainly because the film’s star, Scarlett Johansson, has said she’s leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe since her character was killed in “Avengers: Endgame.” So, going into the feature, fans will likely understand why there’s not talk about a “Black Widow 2.” Well, let’s not get ahead of ourselves just yet.

Florence Pugh hits the red carpet for the premiere of Black Widow held at Cineworld Leicester Square on Tuesday (June 29) in London, England.

Many reviews have praised the movie’s high-octane action and empowering message, but one critic seems to have missed the memo on the latter point, leading readers to slam him as “creepy” and “f—ing gross.”Published on Tuesday, Peter Bradshaw’s review of “Black Widow” for The Guardian includes some bizarre observations, beginning with its opening sentence. “The sensuous cough-syrup purr of Scarlett Johansson’s voice is something I’ve missed in lockdown,” Bradshaw wrote.

Grab your tissues, MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) fans! Scarlett Johansson may have just confirmed that Black Widow will indeed be her swan song as the beloved Natasha Romanoff during a recent appearance on Good Morning America to promote the Cate Shortland directorial.

While you can never say never with Marvel movies, it seems as if Scarlett Johansson might really be done playing Black Widow after her standalone movie is released on July 9.

Iron Man 2, spoke about her decade working with Marvel as Cate Shortland’s Black Widow is set to mark her final outing as the character.“I think it’s bittersweet,” Johansson said of her goodbye to the character, in an interview with Good Morning America. “I’ve had an incredible decade working with my Marvel family.

Scarlett Johansson is getting into the beauty business!

A new clip of Marvel's most anticipated films, Black Widow, was released recently and it finally gives us a glimpse into the film's lead antagonist, Taskmaster. The promo showcases Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff gearing up for a duel with her nemesis and prior to that, she's seen discussing his unique powers.

Scarlett Johansson is your go-to girl for all the Marvel tea, but her husband, Colin Jost, isn't here for it. The star chatted with Jess Cagle for an upcoming episode of SiriusXM’s, where she shared that she can't run lines with her hubby.«He doesn't like any spoilers though, so I can't tell him anything,» Johansson, 36, revealed.

While Scarlett Johansson‘s time at Marvel Studios is winding down as her MCU character Natasha Romanoff died in “Avengers: Endgame” and there is an expectation that Florence Pugh‘s Yelena Belova will be taking over the superhero mantle post-“Black Widow,” Disney is reportedly continuing their working relationship with the actress. Which yes, may be a no-brainer.