Scarlett Johansson Reveals Why She Asked Marvel to Remove Her 'Thunderbolts' Producer Credit
Scarlett Johansson disclosed her decision to have her executive producer credit removed from Marvel's movie 'Thunderbolts' because she was not involved in the production. Despite not being engaged with this particular film, she expressed pride in the work accomplished by her colleagues. Johansson reflected on her varied experiences with Marvel, noting that some roles provided significant character engagement while others felt limiting due to large casts and complex plots. She previously settled a lawsuit with Disney over the simultaneous release of 'Black Widow' in theaters and on Disney+. Johansson is set to star in 'Jurassic World Rebirth' and is involved in other new projects.
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Scarlett Johansson, originally listed as an executive producer for 'Thunderbolts', requested Marvel to remove her credit due to her lack of involvement in the film's production.
In an interview, Johansson joked about her detachment from 'Thunderbolts' despite her character's prominence, clarifying that her removal request was not due to disliking the movie.
Reflecting on her Marvel journey, Johansson shared that some films, like 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier', provided dynamic character engagement, whereas others had her feeling like a plot device amidst extensive casts and storylines.
Her lawsuit against Disney, following 'Black Widow's' dual release in theaters and on Disney+, concluded with a settlement, highlighting previous contractual disputes.
Johansson is transitioning to new roles, including starring in 'Jurassic World Rebirth' and being seen on the set of another upcoming project, marking a continued evolution in her acting career.