Hey, is their costume cooler than mine, is it?
What's this bit?
I don't have that bit on my costume.
Can I get that?
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Oh, I'd like to fly.
Time travel?
Is that a superpower?
I'd love to go back and fix some of these mistakes I've made.
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I think they have such a different outlook on the world.
There's something about opposites that attract.
I think there's something in Ikaris
that Sersi is just drawn to.
There's something about the way that Sersi sees the world
that Ikaris is drawn to.
I think they balance each other beautifully
between the kind of practicality and the duty and honor sense
that Ikaris has, balanced between Sersi's way
that she sees beauty in the world.
And I think that's what keeps them kind
of learning from each other.
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God, I hate emojis.
The-- I know you--
The smiley face.
You're going really generic on that one.
I don't know any other ones.
The sunglasses emoji, probably.
And the sparkle emoji to represent her powers.
For me it would be, I think, the guy
with the stars in his eyes.
Like, a hand going one, like number one.
The rocket.
The purple ball, where you can talk to the beyond
because I talk to the Celestials.
Maybe the hands because she heals with her hands.
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Well, they came quite with a blank canvas,
and it's really 7,000 years of us influencing them.
So who they are says a lot about who we are.
So in casting these ten incredible individuals,
I found unique individuals, and hoping they
would open themselves up and give us a sense of who they are
so we could shape the character around who
they really are in real life.
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Well, I thought that the--
this was supposed to be the great female warrior,
should fight like a female and should have all
the grace and femininity and that her strength
should come from that.
Ballet is very challenging, so I wanted
to set myself that challenge, and hard for me
because I'm a bit impatient.
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I think the most excited one is my husband.
When I met him, I was already like 38, 39.
And he said, "Oh, I want you to be an action hero.
Why don't you do a movie Super Hero?"
And I'm like, "Baby, forget about it.
That's never going to happen."
And it did.
And he's like, "See?
I told you."
Like, nothing.
And I said, "It's a big deal.
This is very
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I think the time and place that
would have been my favorite because the music was best,
and it was just a really cool period
of time and a cool place, was probably London in the 1960s.
I would live in the medieval times
if I were able to be like a princess or something.
I think that would be cool. - Fair enough.
Yeah.
I think I'm going to go to ancient China
to see my ancestors.
That would be fun.
I've got to say 5,000 years ago because not
too much things to worry about.
When things were kind of raw and human.
There wasn't as much technology.
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Surreal.
I mean, yeah, I remember seeing you for the first time,
looking you up and down.
I think, it was really cool, but everyone was also
kind of scoping each other out, like, hey,
is their costume cooler than mine, is it?
What's this bit?
I don't have that bit on my costume.
Why have you got this bit?
Can I get that?
So it was really exciting and funny, but the costumes
we kind of built over a long period of time
into what's best for the character
and also what's going to be practical for shooting.
They're not just a, oh let's put on this because it looks cool.
It's like OK well, how does that one interact
with your specific superpowers?
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I honestly love doing the action sequences.
I found it very challenging, but I've
never gotten the opportunity to do action like that before.
And so I just, honestly while shooting it,
those parts were challenging.
Watching it on screen, how well it came together,
that was my favorite part.