Annette Bening reveals her mysterious Captain Marvel character

Annette Bening remained secret about her character as Captain Marvel until now and the veteran of Hollywood revealed that she would embody the leader of the Kree people, called The Supreme Intelligence.

Marvel's first independent female film, presented by Brie Larson, marks the first appearance of four Academy Award nominees in a superhero movie.

In the trailer of the film, you can see Bening's character explain to Captain Marvel / Carol Danvers how they saved her and gave her a new life.

The actor is excited about the film and said that she had fun shooting in a "secret location".

"… I was literally flown in the middle of the night to a secret place to make this film," she told Stephen Colbert on his show The Late Show.

When Colbert asked Bening where the location was, she stated that she could not "disclose" the information.

He tried to convince the actor to share his secrets by promising that he "knew things" because of his status as a member of the community.

Bening then asked if he knew who she was playing with and he replied, "I can not even tell if I know it. You have just broken the first rule of talking about Marvel movies. "

What she revealed: "I play Supreme Intelligence, which is a God-like entity. The leader of the Kree people. Artificial intelligence, which brings together the great intellects of the Kree people for a million years. "

His character appeared in the 1967 Fantastic Four No 65 and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Bening said that she possessed "basic knowledge" about the Marvel film universe before being screened in the film.

"When I read the script, I found it a little confusing. However, I gained confidence in myself and in that of the entire Disney Corporation, two of my children, to whom I then told the story and asked them to please me. explain what was happening, what they did next.

"Once the film is released, we will understand why it was a little confusing," she said, adding that her children were able to "tell everything to me".

Colbert asked how the actor could play in the first superhero movie of his career, for which she said it was a "total joy".

"… and I literally went in the middle of the night on a plane to a secret location. And all people are so good at what they do. It's this giant machine and it's like put in the middle, it was really fun for me, "said Bening.