Miles Teller Talks About Portraying 'Mister Fantatsic''s Powers In FANTASTIC FOUR

Miles Teller Talks About Portraying 'Mister Fantatsic''s Powers In FANTASTIC FOUR

Whiplash star Miles Teller comments here about talking to advisers on the set of Josh Trank's Fantastic Four to ensure that he got all of Reed Richards' scientific lingo correct, and drops some intriguing details about how Mister Fantastic's powers will be portrayed...

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By JoshWilding - Feb 27, 2015 04:02 AM EST
Filed Under: Fantastic Four
Source: Empire Magazine
Josh Trank's Fantastic Four reboot has been causing a lot of controversy, something which was evident after more details about the movie found their way online yesterday. Empire Magazine also caught up with Miles Teller to talk about what to expect from his take on Reed Richards, and it definitely sounds like he'll be as smart as his comic book counterpart! "It was good talking with our advisors on set, whether it's the quantum physics stuff or biomechanics," he says. "I always want to know enough about the stuff before I say it. But I'm on layman's terms with the science. I'm a layman's Reed Richards!" Don't take that too literally folks! As for how fans should expect to see Mister Fantastic's powers portrayed in this version, it does sound like it will be a little less cartoonish than the previous movies and the comics. "If he's this gummy guy slinging around, it looks ridiculous," the actor claimed before adding: "What does that feel like for a young guy, to have no control over his body?" What do you guys think?
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MonsterSquad35
MonsterSquad35 - 2/27/2015, 5:03 AM
This guy has the same voice as Jonah Hill
Buscemi
Buscemi - 2/27/2015, 5:03 AM
Love Miles Teller, his costume looks the best imo
AlexdoxA
AlexdoxA - 2/27/2015, 5:15 AM
My hopes on this movie just keep increasing...
Floke
Floke - 2/27/2015, 5:18 AM
Yeah, young guy with no controll over body parts suddenly extending.. Well.. Didnt know that was a super power. I'll be darned.
Spidey91
Spidey91 - 2/27/2015, 5:18 AM
"What does that feel like for a young guy, to have no control over his body?"
well, a hot-dog gave me the answer to this the other day: not too good, specially in your stomach :P

but seriously, I just want the movie to be good.
Snotzo
Snotzo - 2/27/2015, 5:19 AM
I'm more worried about the writers getting the science right, then how he delivers the lines.
SoFresh
SoFresh - 2/27/2015, 5:19 AM
Can't wait...



























to not watch this.
Floke
Floke - 2/27/2015, 5:20 AM
"-Are you choking the chicken??"
"-Uhm.. nnno... it is.. uhm.. quantum physics!"
Floke
Floke - 2/27/2015, 5:24 AM
So when a young guy expand his body part, Teller calls it quantum physics.
Singer calls it "audition". Heey hoo!
campblood
campblood - 2/27/2015, 5:32 AM
terrible costumes, hope by the end of the film they get new ones. other than that i'm not throwing stones until it comes out
Floke
Floke - 2/27/2015, 5:32 AM
jimoakley666: Perhaps Johnny isnt actually burning, but he is flaming?
KrazyForKomix
KrazyForKomix - 2/27/2015, 5:45 AM
Reed BETTER become a villain! It's the only way to validate this direction.

By the way, this concept that some how this movie will be more based in real science is patently absurd. Either we have a guy in the movie that can stretch and form shapes like the comic OR we watch a movie that believes

". . . If he's this gummy guy slinging around . . . looks ridiculous . . ."

Obviously he and Trank have discussed this and either Teller has drank the kool-aid, or he's been in total agreement from the start. Either way, if we go the faithfulness to since route, we can't have superhero movies.

That being said, I am looking forward to this film, ESPECIALLY if Reed becomes a villain and they FULLY embrace the "ultimate" nature of their origins. STOP pretending this has anything to do with Stan and Jack's creation.
Spidey91
Spidey91 - 2/27/2015, 5:49 AM
@TheLatSonOfEl

" with flying beings,with projectile throwing capabilities,and with no forced comedy"

so, like MoS? but, you know, actually good :P

PS: I'm just kidding.
Pedrito
Pedrito - 2/27/2015, 5:53 AM
Every bit of news from this movie is such a letdown that MCU haters have to come and take shots defensively.
If the movie is good, it's good. But if it sucks, no amount of MCU trolling can make up for it.
Invictor
Invictor - 2/27/2015, 5:54 AM
I'm REALLY curious to see how they pull off Reed's powers well without making it seem cartoon-ish or funny.
KrazyForKomix
KrazyForKomix - 2/27/2015, 5:55 AM
@Jollem

YEAH! All "ultimate." ALL DAY! Make Reed the villain!

Even though your intended point is to show the comic book faithfulness to the source material (with the illustration above), it would have made your case IF the movie-still looked ANYTHING like the costume (OTHER than the Member's Only inspired short sleeves they do both have on). The movie version of Mara's ensemble is using the standard X-Men black motif so as to hide the fact that this is SUPPOSED to be a superhero movie (actually, it's supposed to be THE superhero movie based on the heroes that saved the comic book industry waaaaaay back in the sixties).
AbhiShake
AbhiShake - 2/27/2015, 5:56 AM
Trank is the next Nolan in making, I love it. I will be so glad tho see the end of these childish CBM movie era, which probably ending slowly with Winter Soldier and hopefully Age of Ultron.
NeoBaggins
NeoBaggins - 2/27/2015, 5:57 AM
"If he's this gummy guy slinging around, it looks ridiculous"

OOOOoooohhhhh
KrazyForKomix
KrazyForKomix - 2/27/2015, 5:59 AM
"Either way, if we go the faithfulness to since route, we can't have superhero movies."

SHOULD HAVE READ . . .

"Either way, if we go the faithfulness to science route, we can't have superhero movies."

Damn you auto-spell!
MikeHawk
MikeHawk - 2/27/2015, 6:00 AM
Silly kids, not wanting to watch the film cause they're not wearing the clothes u want them to.
GiantNerd
GiantNerd - 2/27/2015, 6:01 AM
People here are very desperate for this to be good.
DallasAvenger
DallasAvenger - 2/27/2015, 6:01 AM
Well I guess I'll have to wait for a Plastic Man movie then. Or maybe Elongated Man will be on The Flash. Sorry Trank if the Fantastic Four's powers are "too cartoony".
Spidey91
Spidey91 - 2/27/2015, 6:02 AM
so, is cool to hate on the MCU now? sure, hate on the thing that made the upcoming DCCU possible in the first place.
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