Elizabeth Olsen & Aaron Taylor-Johnson On AGE OF ULTRON Set Photos, Multi-Pic Deal And More
The Godzilla pair once again keeps Avengers: Age of Ultron details close to the chest, but Olsen and Taylor-Johnson do discuss Joss Whedon, set photos and much more in a recent video interview.
When asked about the Eastern European accents for the Twins, Pietro and Wanda Maximoff, Aaron Taylor-Johnson started, "Well, it's funny because—," before Elizabeth Olsen stopped him, laughing. "Are you really going to answer that? SHHHHH!" she whispered. "It's subject to change," continued the Quicksilver actor. "Always do reshoots."
The pair then talked about working with Avengers: Age of Ultron writer/director Joss Whedon and what it's like being the new additions to the established ensemble. "I find [Whedon] to be very specific, and he knows exactly what he needs, and when he gets it, you move on," said Olsen. "And he’s fun. He’s an excited kid. You feel like you’re in good hands also. Everyone at Marvel is fun to hang out with. They’re all great. I’m having a blast. I’m having so much fun right now. I can’t wait to go back." Johnson said, "I think Joss has got such a mad ball of energy. I haven’t even seen the half of it." "I do feel like the new kid on the block, though," admits Elizabeth. "I do feel like that too," Aaron agreed. "We move so quick and just try to get used to the character. We’ve done it four times now." "We're definitely the new kids on the block, which is definitely a fun feeling. And it's intimidating but awesome," added the Scarlet Witch actress.
As for the Avengers: Age of Ultron set photos, many of which revealed our first looks at Elizabeth Olsen, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and even Jeremy Renner all in their superhero garb for the Marvel sequel in March. When asked if they were aware of the paparazzi shots from the Italy shoot, Olsen said, "We're aware because there's a publicist on set literally always checking blogs." Taylor-Johnson suggests it's also the security that keeps them aware. "It's kind of great because they're conscious of it," he said. "They know everything," says Olsen. "The security knows everything. They’ll know where the photographers are and then they’ll discover some other exit of the building, and then they’ll never get a shot. But when we were filming in Italy, we were filming in town squares so because of the apartments, you can’t kick people out of their apartments." Make the jump over to Collider to watch the great video of the interview. What do you think?