In recent years, the success of Marvel Comics after being adapted into a movie has provided opportunities for many actors, such as Chris Pratt, Chris Evans, and Chris Hemsworth. It can be said that most of their success stems from participating in Marvel movies, but although not every actor and Marvel has had a pleasant experience working with Marvel. Rumor has it that Thor: Dark World was completed under highly scrutiny from Marvel, and the director rejected any creative offers from the actors and directors, making the film's filming process less enjoyable. In fact, the early superhero movies were not so popular, and they were not well acted and were salivated by fans, and it is no wonder that some actors regret that they once appeared in the movie.
1. The Fantastic Four Invisible Woman - Jessica Alba
The worst thing for an actor is to be completely controlled by the director. Actors need to add creativity to their roles in order to fully engage in the play. Unfortunately, in Fantastic Four 2, Jessica Alba, who plays Sue Storm, is completely unable to do this. She said: "The director said to me at the time: 'You are acting too realistically, the role is too painful!' Don't you think your crying looks good? Crying shots we can do with cgi. She even said that the film almost gave up her acting career.
2. Blade Warrior Blade – Wesley Snipps
Although Wesley Snipes has never publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the third Blade Warrior, there are actually many discordant voices. Parton Oswater told several stories that took place on set, claiming that it was difficult to work with Wesley, who constantly stressed to other colleagues that "I am the Blade Warrior." "When he confronted director David Gauyer, things reached their worst. The director even said that the project would be better without him, and his role could be completed with a stand-in. In the end, though, Snipes remained on the crew, but communicated with other colleagues only through paper and pencil.
3. Iron Man 2 "Whip Lock" Ivan Vanke - Mickey Locke
For the wonderful Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man 2 is not brilliant, and Mickey Locke should agree with this statement. Although he played the main villain Whiplash, he couldn't love the film. "I'm not a Marvel fan," Locke said on a talk show, "and a lot of my scenes have been cut, and compared to many of my other great performances, many times the director doesn't want to 'waste his time' to shoot scenes that are destined to be cut." "Mickey Locke isn't the only villain whose acting skills have been wasted. Many other villains, such as Malekith, Ronan, and Hela, have also been drastically reduced.
4. The Invincible Hulk Hulk – Edward Norton
The disagreement between Marvel and actor Edward Norton has become a legend in Hollywood, which has also seriously damaged Norton's career. When Norton agreed to star in Invincible Hulk, he was conditioned on the ability to rewrite the content of the script, which is not uncommon for an actor who is good at writing a script. But just a few weeks before filming began, Norton gave Marvel a brand new script and said he would leave without following the film. On the one hand, in order to take care of the emotions of the actors, on the other hand, there is pressure on the schedule, the director had to combine the two scripts, and finally the two sides were unhappy and dispersed, and the Actors of the Hulk were also replaced.
5.x X-Men film series, Phoenix – Famick Jensen
Actress Famick Jensen, who plays Chin Grey, spoke out on the eve of the release of X-Men: Apocalypse, expressing her disappointment with Hollywood sexism. She told Entertainment Weekly: "All female actors have been replaced, while male actors of all ages have been able to appear on camera. She had hoped that the older version of the piano would also appear in the film, like Patrick Stewart and Ian McLaren.
6. The New Fantastic Four Invisible Woman – Kate Mara
The 56 million box office result clearly indicates that not many people went to see the super bad "New Fantastic Four" that year. In this film, Sue Storm is played by Kate Mara. She admitted to the Times that she was "a little ashamed" to watch the film after hearing the tide of bad reviews, and said that if she did not act in this film, she would be fine and hoped that it would not affect her career. She later revealed that she was open to making a sequel because she hoped to save some of her reputation. Most of the film's cast members were extremely disappointed with the project, especially director Josh Trank.
7. Captain America Red Skull – Hugo Viven
Hugo Viven has played different roles in blockbusters such as The Matrix, The Lord of the Rings, Transformers, and Captain America. And among these movies, the one he regrets the most is "Captain America". In an interview with Collider, he said playing the Red Skull was something he no longer wanted to do. This article is originally written by the self-media @ Marvel Movies, please do not reprint without permission. Although starring in Marvel's films wasn't exactly a bad thing, and he said it was a good experience, when asked if the Red Skulls would return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in a short period of time, the actor gave a negative answer.
8. Wolverine Deadpool – Ryan Reynolds
Ryan Reynolds is now playing Deadpool, a character that everyone loves, and everyone has unlimited expectations for the upcoming "Deadpool 2" this year. But in 2008's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, his performance experience wasn't very enjoyable. Rr said: "It was a frustrating experience when I had already joined the Deadpool movie, and in Wolverine I was playing Deadpool in the movie, in the wrong way. He blamed the problem on the film's pre-production and the staff strike during filming.
9. The Amazing Spider-Man Spider-Man – Andrew Garfield
The "Amazing Spider-Man" series did not complete the trilogy, and when Garfield signed spider-man, he said that this was when his dream came true. However, the studio does not seem to focus on improving the quality of the film, but instead wants to develop a sequel to make money. In an interview with Variety, Garfield said: "Things get tricky, I play this character from the age of three, I have been a hero in my heart, but the quality of the film is not good, and my heart is also hurt. "Garfield reportedly lost confidence step by step during filming because he was always interrupted from performing to attend some mandatory meetings.