AGATHA ALL ALONG Finale Director Gandja Monteiro Shares Revealing New BTS Footage - SPOILERS

AGATHA ALL ALONG Finale Director Gandja Monteiro Shares Revealing New BTS Footage - SPOILERS

Gandja Monteiro, who directed the two-episode finale of Agatha All Along, has taken to social media to share some revealing new behind-the-scenes material...

By MarkCassidy - Nov 04, 2024 08:11 AM EST
Filed Under: Agatha: Coven of Chaos

Gandja Monteiro helmed the last two episodes of Agatha All Along, and the director has now taken to Instagram to share some revealing new behind-the-scenes photos and video of some key moments from the finale.

If you haven't watched yet, major spoilers follow.

After getting a power recharge from Wiccan (Joe Locke) in episode 8, Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) selfishly decides to leave the "Teen" to his fate, but when he asks about her late son, Nicholas Scratch, the witch has a change of heart and takes Billy Maximoff's place by kissing Rio Vidal, aka Death, (Aubrey Plaza) thus giving her life for his.

The final episode focuses on Agatha's backstory and the deal she made with Death to give Nicholas a few years of life. At the end, we return to the present day, with Harkness' ghost appearing to Billy and taking on the role of his "spirit guide" as they set off in search of his brother, Tommy.

"Moments before calling action," Monteiro captioned her post. "Kathryn helping VFX (charts & balls), Rio’s crown being adjusted before it was shot for the 1st time, finding the right lens in a blocking rehearsal, camera rehearsal/circular track with our incredible 2nd team, shots of the monitor."

Check out the post below, along with officially-released videos spotlighting Wiccan and Death's comic-accurate costumes.

What did you make of the ending? Did you see "Ghost Agatha" coming? Let us know in the comments section, and be sure to vote in the poll below if you haven't already.

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The new series focuses on Kathryn Hahn’s character, Agatha Harkness, from the acclaimed Marvel Studios’ series WandaVision, as she sets off on a dangerous, mysterious adventure filled with trials and tribulations. Showrunner Jac Schaeffer, who was the creative force behind WandaVision, directs the pilot episode.

"In Agatha All Along, the infamous Agatha Harkness finds herself down and out of power after a suspicious goth Teen helps break her free from a distorted spell. Her interest is piqued when he begs her to take him on the legendary Witches’ Road, a magical gauntlet of trials that, if survived, rewards a witch with what they’re missing. Together, Agatha and this mysterious Teen pull together a desperate coven, and set off down, down, down The Road…"

In addition to Kathryn Hahn, Agatha All Along stars Joe Locke, Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ahn, Maria Dizzia, Paul Adelstein, Miles Gutierrez-Riley, Okwui Okpokwasili, with Debra Jo Rupp, with Patti LuPone, and Aubrey Plaza. The executive producers are Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Brad Winderbaum, Mary Livanos and Jac Schaeffer. The directors for the series include Jac Schaeffer, Rachel Goldberg and Gandja Montiero.

All episodes of Agatha All Along are now streaming on Disney+.

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slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 11/4/2024, 9:22 AM
I enjoyed the show more than I thought I would but this whole series was unnecessary for the bigger picture.
Apophis71
Apophis71 - 11/5/2024, 5:19 AM
@slickrickdesigns -

1.) Why do they all need to do much for the 'bigger picture' when one of the biggest complaints was a perception that the shows were required viewing for film. How did the Netflix shows, AoS or Agent Carter do anything much for 'the bigger picture'.

2.) Wiccan is a fairly popular modern character and probably the single most required if wanting to do Young Avengers anything close to the team it was in the comics so I'd argue in the long run all the Westview stories will have a big impact down the line with the return of Vision and Wanda along with the twins.

3.) ALL TV and film is on some level unnecessary, if it is enjoyable it serves a purpose well, doesn't NEED to be more than that.
slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 11/5/2024, 8:18 AM
@Apophis71 - why?
Because it’s Marvel Studios. One of the things people love about Marvel Studios films and series is that they are all connected to a universe/multiverse. Agatha was a mediocre show most of us watched so we don’t miss anything. The overall plot of the Agatha series could’ve been summed up in a single episode or the first 15 minutes of a film.
You might’ve really enjoyed it but I myself thought it was good enough up until the finale when they tried to tie things together trying to copy the “usual suspects” type reveal which was actually not that great of a twist in this show. Most of this show could’ve happened off screen in a Wanda movie or Vision quest series and nobody would’ve cared.
bobevanz
bobevanz - 11/4/2024, 9:34 AM
This changes nothing. Every one of these shows happen inside their own bubble. Secret Invasion was the biggest offender. Make better shows like HBO, it's top notch content EVERYTIME. For the past two years, they're simply making these shows for subscribers. It's more blatant, that's my point. Their shows range from great (only Wandavision) to meh (more than half). Do better, you can afford it.
The1st
The1st - 11/4/2024, 9:52 AM
@bobevanz - It sounds like a personal problem to me, but I respect it nonetheless. Some obviously enjoyed it, and HBO has been known to whiff. Marvel got high on there own supply imo. Let's see if rehab works for them or if they relapse following a few hits of D&W and NWH.
WhatIfRickJames
WhatIfRickJames - 11/4/2024, 10:20 AM
I really liked how it ended even though I wasn't emotionally invested in this series at the beginning. As a completist, I felt obligated, yet I haven't seen ECHO yet. Wished Death was the cosmic entity that she is in the comics, not street level as it feels. All in all, Kathryn Hahn is a national treasure.
Timerider
Timerider - 11/4/2024, 10:27 AM
There was a scene of Ralph Bohner showing up toward the end while listening to Sweet Dreams (are made of this). It probably would have confused a lot of people though.
MarvelousMarty
MarvelousMarty - 11/4/2024, 10:35 AM
First time I've seen Wiccan. Very CW.
abd00bie
abd00bie - 11/4/2024, 2:50 PM
@MarvelousMarty - His "Wiccan" costume is morphed from his other normal outfit, not seen on screen but you see remnants of it incorporated into it
Corruptor
Corruptor - 11/4/2024, 7:31 PM
They just trolled us putting Mistress Death in this, probably heard that some people thought she should turn up during the Thanos saga, ooh we'll make her Agatha's scissor sister instead, damn waste of a cosmic entity if you ask me...

writers room circle jerk, hihi that'll show those toxix fans...

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