BLACK WIDOW Fight Coordinator Elaborates On The Role The Red Room's Widows Play In The Movie

BLACK WIDOW Fight Coordinator Elaborates On The Role The Red Room's Widows Play In The Movie

Black Widow Fight Coordinator James Young has revealed some new intel on the movie's Widows, explaining the ties they have to Ray Winston's Dreykov, the man in charge of the Red Room. Check it out...

By JoshWilding - Nov 26, 2020 01:11 PM EST
Filed Under: Black Widow

Unfortunately, there's now no way Black Widow is coming to Disney+ this year, and while it could happen early next year depending what happens with a COVID vaccine and theater closures, we're not banking on it. May isn't that far away, though, and we now have some interesting new comments on what to expect from the movie's villainous Red Room Black Widows. 

Talking in the Black Widow: The Official Movie Special Book (which is now on sale from Titan Books), Fight Coordinator James Young was asked about the role the Widows play in the Marvel Studios blockbuster and how they relate to Ray Winstone's villainous Dreykov

"The Widows are basically from the Red Room. From a young age these ladies are put there and they are trained to be assassins," Young explains. "What Dreykov has done is he's learned that in order to control the world, you don't want to be stepping forward and showing your face. So Dreykov uses his Widows to do his bidding. He uses these young ladies that are assassins to the core."

"All they know is violence. It's tough for Natasha when we get to that fight in the movie. Again, we get to the whole, "I've been through this. I know what you're about." Well, that puts Natasha on a really difficult step for that fight with the Widows because these Widows want to kill her. No one leaves this room until she's dead. That puts Natasha in an extremely hard spot, but these Widows have one goal. Whatever the boss says, they are going to accomplish it," he continues.

"I think it's pretty cool now that we're getting to see what the fans have been asking for. In this movie, we get to see the Red Room and discover what these Widows are, that there are multiple Widows, that Natasha was the best of them, and that Dreykov has always wanted her back."

There have already been rumblings that Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' rumoured underground fight tournament will include a Black Widow, so Marvel Studios can definitely do something interesting with these Red Room recruits in Black Widow and beyond. 

Black Widow is currently set to be released in theaters on May 7th, 2021.

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MuadDib
MuadDib - 11/26/2020, 1:05 PM
Vaccine won’t be widely available by May 7th, so either this gets pushed back again, or they settle for less than stellar BO returns.
ChangAlang
ChangAlang - 11/26/2020, 1:09 PM
I hope Florence Pugh gets to move forward in the BW role. One hell of a great actor!
bkmeijer2
bkmeijer2 - 11/26/2020, 3:04 PM
Doesn't sound like any surprising new information, but the dynamics still sound interesting. Alway like the angle of "how far can you go up against someone who is just doing their job"
MosquitoFarmer
MosquitoFarmer - 11/26/2020, 4:06 PM
If it's the fight coordinator telling us about their role in the movie, I think we can figure out what their role in the movie is.
MyCoolYoung
MyCoolYoung - 11/26/2020, 5:01 PM
I love the way thedoctors phrased her literally and figuratively facing her past is dope. I hope that scene is dope, I think it’ll be the perfect time to showcase why Nat’s an avenger.
Scarilian
Scarilian - 11/26/2020, 5:42 PM
Unless Black Widow kills each and every one of them, I won't get the same vibe as when they claimed her ledger was filled with so much 'red' that she'd never be able to get past it. This is why I find the Black Widow movie tricky, as tackling the Red Room is not something it should ever attempt.

Personally think they should have skipped the 'Red Room' and just have a traumatized Black Widow trying to move on from what has happened, initially reluctant to care for people, then caring for people only to lose them. Perhaps some misunderstanding where Clint find the wreckage of the Winter Soldier attack (Black Widow's only encounter with the Winter Soldier) and thinks Black Widow is responsible. Something where Black Widow is eventually so 'done' with everything she goes full Red Room style on the villains attracting a massive amount of attention (Budapest) and Clint supporting her is the only thing that brings her back from the edge.

You even have Hydra as part of Shield to justify them giving Clint the 'kill order' on Black Widow, let alone the remark in 'The Winter Soldier' and 'Budapest' as plot-points you could explore.
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