Director of Avengers Explains Why Captain Marvel Makers More in Endgame

Marvel fans had a first glimpse of Captain Marvel in Avengers: End of the game last month.

Brie Larson's superhero did not flinch when he met Thor was a cool moment in the caravan, but there was also a lot of talk about how Carol Danvers was wearing apparently more makeup than his star appearance in the solo Captain Marvel movie.

The Russo brothers finally approached the question and explained why, explaining that Larson had creative control of Carol's gaze.

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Talk to io9, co-director Joe Russo explained that they had guided the stars on the appearance of their characters, but that the actors also had creative control.

One example cited is Chris Evans, who decided on the size of Steve Rogers / Captain America's beard.

"We give them the power to control their characters because they have to be comfortable playing them," said Joe.

"It was the first time Brie played the character, the first day on the character's board, and these are the choices she and her makeup team made.

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"I think that with the approach of the[solo[solo[solo[soloCaptain Marvel movie, when]she started thinking more about the character, she made other creative choices. But everyone should have the right to have the freedom to make the creative choices that he wishes to make. And these are the ones that she did that day with us. "