Captain Marvel
Higher. Further. Faster.
Country
Production
Genre
Budget
$175 000 000
Box office
$1 128 274 794
Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Camera operator
Ben Davis
Composer
Artist
Andy Nicholson, Michael Gowen, Erin E. Riegel
Audition
Editing
Short description
The story follows Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe’s most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races. Set in the 1990s, Captain Marvel is an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
What's left behind the scenes
- Angelina Jolie was offered $20 million to direct the film.
- The uniforms of members of the elite Starforce team combine green and white armor with elements of Captain Marvel's jumpsuit from the 2012 comics.
- In the comics, Captain Marvel's cat is named Chewie, in honor of Chewbacca from "Star Wars" (George Lucas, 1977). Here, she is named Goose, after Lieutenant Nick Bradshaw, nicknamed "Goose," from Tony Scott's drama "Top Gun" (1986).
- In the comics, Captain Marvel's cat is named Chewie after Chewbacca from "Star Wars" (George Lucas, 1977). Here, she is named Goose after Lieutenant Nick Bradshaw, nicknamed "Goose," from Tony Scott's drama "Top Gun" (1986).
- Carol Danvers arrives at Pancho's bar, and the viewer sees flashbacks depicting her as an Air Force test pilot. Pancho's bar actually operated near Edwards Air Force Base in California in the 1940s. It was frequently visited by famous test pilots such as Chuck Yeager, Robert Anderson, Jack Ridley, James Doolittle, and Buzz Aldrin. The same bar appears in the adventure drama "The Right Stuff" (Philip Kaufman, 1983), which this film also references.
- The name Captain Marvel appears in the film only during the end credits.
- Preparing for the role, Brie Larson studied judo, boxing, and wrestling for nine months. She also visited Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada and spoke with pilots, including Brigadier General Jenny Levitt and Major Stephen del Banio.
- Carol Danvers enters Pancho's bar, and the audience sees flashbacks depicting her as a test pilot for the Air Force. Pancho's bar was a real establishment located near Edwards Air Force Base in California during the 1940s. It was frequently visited by renowned test pilots such as Chuck Yeager, Robert Anderson, Jack Ridley, James Doolittle, and Buzz Aldrin. The same bar appears in the adventure drama 'The Right Stuff' (Philip Kaufman, 1983), and there are references to it in this film as well.
- The film is set in the 1990s and serves as a prelude to the stories of characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe such as Nick Fury, Phil Coulson, Korath the Pursuer, and Ronan the Accuser.
- Angelina Jolie was offered 20 million dollars to direct the film.
- To prepare for the role, Brie Larson trained in judo, boxing, and wrestling for 9 months. She also visited Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada and spoke with pilots, including Brigadier General Jeannie Leavitt and Major Stephen Del Bagno.
- Writer, actor, and comic book creator Stan Lee (1922-2018) appears on screen in two cameo roles. He is shown in the Marvel Studios logo and later on a train, reading the script for Kevin Smith's comedy "Mallrats" (1995), in which he also had a small role.
- Writer, actor, and comic book author Stan Lee (1922-2018) appears on screen in two cameo roles. He is shown in the Marvel Studios logo and then again on a train, reading the script for Kevin Smith's comedy "Mallrats" (1995), in which he also played a small role.
- While playing Talos, Ben Mendelsohn spoke with his native Australian accent and switched to an American pronunciation only when his character was disguised as a human.
- Brie Larson is allergic to cats, so a doll or computer graphics were used in the scenes with Goose.
- The film is based on the storyline of the war between the Kree and the Skrulls.
- Within the first 24 hours of its release, the film's trailer garnered 109 million views, becoming the 11th most-watched trailer.
- Brie Larson is allergic to cats, so a puppet or computer graphics were used in scenes with Goose.
- While playing Talos, Ben Mendelsohn spoke with his native Australian accent and switched to an American accent only when his character was disguised as a human.
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