Scarlett Johansson says that filming the first “Avengers” film “was shot like a big chaos”.

Scarlett Johansson was previously afraid The Avengers Premiere in the cinemas and broke cash records.

Before the Superhero -Flick 2012, Johansson debut her figure by Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow in 2010 two years earlier Iron Man 2. In a new video interview with Vanity fair In her cover story in June, the 40-year-old actress admitted that she was initially not sure what she would expect from the Big Marvel team.

“When we did the first avengerNone of us knew what the potential would be, “said Johansson.”Iron Man was massively successful. It was huge; It built Marvel’s studio. And then Iron Man 2 was also very successful. There was ThorAnd this character felt like a completely different universe. … it was another tone (from) the Iron Man Films. And then of course the Captain America The film also had its own identity. ”

“And when you added the characters together, plus Hulk and Hawkeye, it just felt like a big chaos to be honest,” she continued. “Even on the set, it felt crazy because we all looked crazy. It was like: ‘What do we do?’ “

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Johansson said about herself and her Costars: “I don’t think someone knew whether it would work or not. (Marvel Studios President) Kevin Feige knew that it would work; (director) Joss Whedon knew that it would work. But it was blind, the belief that we all had in Joss and Kevin.”

The two-time Oscar candidate continued that the opinion of the occupation about the film began after making a very specific (and now iconic) moment that takes place during the famous Battle of the New York sequence.

“The big scene in which they see the 360 ​​of all characters together – that was the moment when we all said: ‘I think that might work,” said Johansson. “It felt powerful.”

She explained: “When we looked at the reproduction, it looked really cool. But that much didn’t feel very cool as we shoot her.”

Despite some of the more difficult parts of the film, Johansson said Vanity fair That she “has great memories of shooting it”.

“It was just a great time,” she continued. “It is like an entire family for us. We personally have so many changes and advantages and disadvantages and everything else, and everyone on the other is a little injured and beaten, but they know together. United.”

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Elsewhere in your interview with Vanity fairJohansson said what some fans of the MCU have thought since the last services avenger Flick, Avengers: EndgameHit in cinemas in 2019: “How was this film not nominated for an Oscar?”

In particular, Johansson would like to know why the film in the best picture of the Oscar award ceremony did not get a nod. ((Final game was nominated for an Oscar, the best visual effects to which ultimately went to 1917.))

Your argument? The commercial attraction of a film should not affect the artistic awards he receives.

“It was an impossible film that shouldn’t have worked that really works as a film,” she said to The magazine added: “It is also one of the most successful films ever.”