Marvel might have bigger superheroes "earlier than we think," says Kevin Feige

Marvel Studios want their films to "reflect the public around the world who cheer" for their work. Although they favor diversity, they do not yet have superheroes or people who do not have an envious physique. But that could change "sooner than you think," says Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige.

Chris Hemsworth, Brie Larson, and Chris Evans are just some of the Hollywood stars who have donned the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) superhero costume. It's not just their special talents or superpowers that fans around the world love, but also their breathtaking figures.

When IANS asked, Marvel would like to introduce the superheroes who do not have the "perfect figure," Feige laughingly said, "Yes, I would because I might be a superhero."
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Question: Superheroes usually have tights that improve the figure. Does not he think that they are stereotyped?
Answer: "Traditionally, if you look at how they are drawn in comics, they reach mythical proportions very iconic.We have many actors and actresses who have mythical proportions for real but I just say yes and maybe sooner than you think, "he said in a group interview.

Question: MCU, who won the Black Panther Oscars which brought together a set of African-American actors, will continue to focus on various characters. Marvel presents his first superhero movie directed by Asia on Shang-Chi. Does Feige consider this a risk?

Answer: "I think every film we make is a risk, we only want to make movies that people seem to think of as risks. The Asian-American hero of Chinese origin intrigues us a lot.It will be really different and special.

"I hope that audiences around the world will respond in the same way as they do." Steve Rogers … whether they have an American flag or not, "added Feige, referring to Steve Roger's Captain America, wearing a suit emblazoned with the motif of an American flag. 19659007] "This is the individual scenario, the show and the adventure that accompany Marvel Studios' films," he explained.

Question: India is it part of the plan for diversity?

Answer: "There is no official update but we want our films to reflect the world, to reflect audiences around the world who promote our films. We want them to see each other up there. In our comics, there are many characters and opportunities to do it. Female superheroes are also important. "

" I think the success of "Captain Marvel" is a good proof that people want to see it (superhero movies directed by a woman). Warner Bros. I did it first and also proved it and I think that "Captain Marvel" proves that "Wonder Woman" was not lucky nor one time. So that's what we're going to do in the future, "he said.

All eyes are on the much-anticipated film Avengers: Endgame the 22nd MCU film. the end of a phase that concerned among other things Iron Man, Hulk and Captain America.

Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, the superhero movie starring Robert Downey Jr., Mark Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Hemsworth and Hemsworth Renner, Scarlett Johansson and Larson will be on the screens in India on April 26.

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