Tessa Thompson excited to be able to "push the limits of" representation in Marvel
Tessa Thompson, Valkyrie of MCU herself, transformed and discontinued by different actors over actors, touched upon something criticized by Marvel Studios: diversity and acting. Anthony Mackie, The Falcon, took part in the same show last week and shared his own comments on diversity issues. Tessa Thompson focused in particular on the peculiar acting and responsibility of fans of every race to feel themselves and be seen around the world on screen. Basically, she is the best. You can read Tessa Thompson's comments below.
Tessa Thompson at the 'Avengers: Endgame' world premiere at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, United States,.
We do not deserve Tessa Thompson
"The truth is that these films travel around the world in such a huge way, if you can represent people with disabilities, if you can represent the community inside these films, that's a big problem," said Tessa Thompson. She added: "I think it is really important for everyone, but for young people in particular, to be able to present themselves to these films and see projections for themselves. Because I will be able to continue to push the boundaries of this and that I am able to do this with Valkyrie. Since there are so many Great characters in comics, they must have a place on the screen. "
Like most others, I can't wait to see what the future does, and I'm also a great ambassador that Marvel Studios can hope to build, especially as Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. are gone. You can direct her from Thor films and make a franchise from her own Marvel, please and thanks.
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