Elizabeth Olsen is now set to reprise her role as The Scarlett Witch in new Marvel film, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Olsen explained that the Doctor Strange sequel could be seen as a “progression” of the hit TV series.
“But if not, I do think we try and also do little light brushstrokes of exposition without being too heavy-handed,” she said. “So that people can come in and watch this without having seen the other films. And yeah, it is definitely a piece of where we left off from WandaVision for Wanda.”
“There’s also a progression,” she added. “It is, you know, we find this woman who has had the experiences that she’s had in Westview, and also, what she’s learned from that entire experience was that she is a mythic person, that her destiny is to be the Scarlet Witch.
“She’s not a result of a human experiment. But she’s actually innately born to be this woman. And that is where she starts Doctor Strange, and that is new. But it is also connected to what we learned in WandaVision.”
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