Brie Larson, star of "Captain Marvel", cover of InStyle magazine

It's just a little over a month until that Captain Marvel debuted on the big screen, and a famous magazine in a very impressive way.

Brie Larson, who plays Carol Danvers as a superhero fighter pilot, is scheduled to cover the March issue of InStyle magazine. Larson recently shared the magazine's tweet about cover story – which is written by the old Captain Marvel cartoon editor Sana Amanat – on Twitter.

Thank you @In the style T //t.co/dTMhtEvfTE

– Brie Larson (@brielarson) February 5, 2019

InStyle's cover tells of what drew Larson on the role of Carol Danvers and on the excitement she's having about the breadth of the film.

"[Carol] do not apologize for herself, "explained Larson in the interview." I felt it was really a precious line, because it is incredibly imperfect and makes a lot of mistakes … and must ask to repair them, which is extremely valuable. It is never reduced.

"The film was the biggest and the best opportunity I've ever seen," Larson added. "It was like my superpower. This could be my form of activism: make a movie that can be shot anywhere in the world and be in more places than I can be physically. "

Larson also talks about the physical training she followed to play Captain Marvel, something she is proud of.

"The film will not really be different with the fact that I can actually lift 225 pounds. It does not matter to anyone else, but it's true for me, "said Larson. "Break the limit of what it means for a woman to be muscular and strong and own her body and use it as a tool that felt meaningful."

"[My training for the film] To be honest, everything really came out of ignorance, "revealed Larson during a visit to the film set last year. "I did not realize that most people do not do their own stunts in these movies. I thought so, and I have never been a particularly elegant or athletic person. I am just an introvert with asthma, and felt as if I needed to be able to do it. I just thought, "I do not want to be on the set, and they ask me to do things, and I do not know how to do it." I therefore started to coach as soon as I could. "

"Everyone bowed, and we thought we were cool," said Larson. "It was not until we started shooting and started doing my own stunt work, and doing flips and things that people looked like: We just did not want you stopped. But now that you have sort of accomplished this thing, we do not normally do it. "And I thought," Huh? But I love him. "

Captain Marvel will arrive in theaters on March 8th. Upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe movies include Avengers: End of the game April 26 and Spider-Man: far from home the 5 of July.