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It's great.
You know, the energy in Hall H is
something it's very hard to describe
if you've never been there.
I watched Mark Ruffalo turn from Bruce into Hulk.
Jen's transformation is so very different from his.
She retains her consciousness.
I love Titania.
I know you're not supposed to, but I'm
obsessed with her from back in 1984
when she first hit the Marvel scene.
What would happen?
How would I feel if one day, completely unasked for,
I suddenly got turned into a Hulk and had superpowers
and now everybody wants me to be a superhero or an Avenger?
I'd be furious.
I would be like, I'm too tired.
I don't have time for this.
I got a lot on my plate already.
You think I can juggle, like, my parents,
with the job that I have, and then
you want me to be a superhero?
No, thank you.
Hard pass.
But you know, this is the kind of thing
where you can't pass on, so then she has to really deal with it.
Nikki's rad.
Very based in love and kind of like her love language
with She-Hulk, and Jen Walters is just to kind of always
make her laugh.
I love Nikki so, so much.
I just think there's a lot to relate to
in it, at the same time as it really
like pokes fun at things that we've seen over the years
and has a good time.
It has a lot of fun.
I'm so excited for all the cameos.
We have made a smart, funny, interesting,
challenging, divisive show.
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I always like that Scott Lang was really the everyman
of the Marvel universe.
And I like that no matter what happens-- he gets beat up,
he comes back, he gets stranded in the quantum realm,
he comes back.
He's really kind of the linchpin of defeating Thanos--
I think that's fair to say-- in endgame.
He kind of is a bit of an everyman in that he's--
his struggles are relatable, even though his circumstances
are somewhat extraordinary.
And it's fun to play, every time.
I was being hit by the crowd and their excitement,
and it's just like, OK, yeah, this is cool, right?
Yeah, this is cool.
So it's like, oh, we're like, almost mirroring each other.
This is wicked.
Yeah, this is wicked. Holy smokes.
Holy smokes.
So, yeah, it was fun.
There's Paul Rudd.
Every interview.
He just crashes every interview.
This is Ant Man.
Ant Man, can you please tell us what's going on?
Oh look, there's Chris Pratt.
- Hey, look who it is. - How's it going?
- Hey. - Whoa, hey, how's it going?
God, the Guardians are the worst.
Did you see the footage for Ant Man?
No, but what happened?
By the way, that looks pretty awesome.
I was blown away.
I was blown away by Guardians.
- Yeah, I was crying. - That one really--
- I cried. - I told you, yeah.
I think we all kind of got--
There's room for everybody in--
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There we go. There we go.
By the way, how about the fact that they
all shuffled us out of there before we could
see the Black Panther stuff?
Oh, they did?
Oh, we got to go on Twitter right now and we'll watch it.
- Yeah. - Is it on Twitter?
Yeah. We got to go.
We got to go. Bye.
MAN: That's a wrap.
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King T'Challa really surrounded himself
with powerful women, and to see that be extended
in this next film is really beautiful from Ryan
and Joe Robert Cole, so I just really respect them for it.
And it's refreshing.
It's beautiful to see us on screen like that.
What I love about playing the character
is it's not complicated, because the country comes first.
The royal family comes first.
And whatever happens, you have to put your emotions aside.
It was moving.
It was therapeutic.
And it was fun.
I'm really excited for this new characters.
Oh my God, it was amazing.
They called me like two years ago
and they offered this character, and I understood that finally,
the moment has come.
The moment arrived to my life, and be part of this work,
be part of this movie, and represent
this character and all the things
that they did for this character.
I'm very excited for people to see our world,
our underwater world.
Seeing the stuff that we do--
there's a little bit of whale riding,
as you saw on the trailer, amongst other things.
So it's very exciting.
It's very exciting.
The first one was incredible.
It made waves.
It changed history.
And the second one is doing something completely different,
and that's also yet to be seen exactly what that is
until we see the impact of it.
But it's the consistency of excellence.
It's like, we did something special,
and we're doing something special again.
I think it's one of the more intense projects
that Marvel has taken on, because literally the audience
and the characters within the show
aren't going to know if that person is
really who they say they are.
And so it will be like a pretty constant guessing game,
I think, for the audience as they watch it.
I love these characters, and I get to tell
their full, complete story.
This is the end of this group of the Guardians-- their journey.
And it's a complete story that goes back
to when I wrote the beginning of the first movie
and where that comes from.
So it really is one complete story.
So I'm just fulfilling these characters' lives.
I don't have to do anything to, like, keep it fresh,
because I love them, and I love telling these stories.
Concluding this saga has been incredibly emotional in a way
that I didn't entirely expect it to be.
It's been beautiful.
I love it.
I wouldn't trade it for anything I've ever done in my career.
Adam, as you know, he was kind of teased
at the end of the second movie.
So to kind of, yeah, explore his introduction in the third--
it's been really, really fun.
Nebula, you know, had a very cathartic experience
with the death of her father, Thanos, who was the source
of all of her anger and pain.
So now that he's gone, I think she
can start to develop the personality that maybe she
was meant to have a little bit, where it's like there's
more levity, maybe.
There's a little bit more lightness and some humor, even.
But she's still a little bit of an angry, mean person as well.
It was super exciting, because I was able to either go
on stage and do it with a mock up or do it as a voiceover,
and I could have never missed a chance
to go there and meet all of these incredible actors
and James himself.
So I used every single moment to be out there
and see how they're doing it, because it's
actually a true acting to imagine all of the things that
are happening.
So I was there and I had the time of my life.
I wasn't thinking about the fact that there was actually
more interaction between Nebula and Mantis,
which is good, because we love each other in real life--
me and Karen.
It was nice to actually, like, talk
to each other in the movie.
I was backstage and I got to see the trailer for the--
well, the teaser-- and I just went, am I in this?
Am I-- and it was so typical James Gunn.
So emotional when the music kicked in and I was like, wow,
and then stepping on stage and seeing those fans just
look at you, like he's arrived.
It was amazing.
There's so much more to discuss
and so much more to unveil, and we didn't want
to talk about everything today.
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