11 Marvel's Moments That Weren't In The Script But Ended Up Being Iconic
The script is something very important for an actor to do his job. Actors are required to follow the script and try their best to express the characters they are portraying in the most honest way. However, there are some improvised moments when the cast's acting was off the script but ended up showing the best results. Here are eleven moments that you've never thought to be unwritten for Marvel movies, but the actors did it so well. Scroll down to enjoy.
"They kind of brought us to set, they kind of told us what was going to happen or what they wanted to happen, and then we sort of just improvised, if I can remember correctly," Holland said.
According to Marvel Studio News, Holland was supposed to move over on the bed, but he forgot, so Downey Jr. reminded him to scoot by improvising the line.
"We had a young kid ― a Make-A-Wish kid ― on set that day, and in between the takes I was talking with him and coming back and forth," Hemsworth said. "And he goes, 'You know, you should say he's a friend from work.'"
#1 "Avengers: Endgame": Downey Jr.'s final scene was entirely unscripted.
"They kind of brought us to set, they kind of told us what was going to happen or what they wanted to happen, and then we sort of just improvised, if I can remember correctly," Holland said.
#2 "Iron Man" (2008): Downey Jr. ab-libbed the final line.
#3 "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018): Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany were asked to improvise Vision's death
#4 "Captain Marvel" (2019): Samuel L. Jackson looked at a naked Skrull without being prompted.
#5 "Captain America: Civil War" (2016): Downey Jr. came up with a line on the spot when Tom Holland forgot his blocking.
According to Marvel Studio News, Holland was supposed to move over on the bed, but he forgot, so Downey Jr. reminded him to scoot by improvising the line.
#6 "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (2017): Downey Jr. and Holland riffed off of each other in the car.
#7 "Guardians of the Galaxy" (2014): Chris Pratt improvised dropping the orb so well that it seemed like an accident.
#8 "Thor: Ragnarok": Hemsworth said a child visiting made the "friend from work" line.
"We had a young kid ― a Make-A-Wish kid ― on set that day, and in between the takes I was talking with him and coming back and forth," Hemsworth said. "And he goes, 'You know, you should say he's a friend from work.'"
#9 "Thor: Ragnarok" (2017): Chris Hemsworth came up with the "get help" scene.
#10 "Thor" (2011) and "Thor: The Dark World" (2013): Hemsworth also improvised two other smaller moments.
#11 "Avengers: Infinity War" : Holland reworked his death scene.
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