Actress Dakota Johnson, known for her roles in the “Fifty Shades” series, is stepping into the Marvel universe in the upcoming Madame Web movie. However, her experience working with blue screens proved to be quite the challenge. In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Weekly, Johnson admitted that the concept of acting against blue screens and simulating explosions was “absolutely psychotic” and something she had never encountered before. Despite her initial apprehension, she put her trust in director S.J. Clarkson and admired her dedication to the project.
Additionally, Johnson revealed that one of her favorite moments on set was a stunt involving a taxicab crashing into a diner. Although she didn’t actually perform the stunt herself, she developed a fondness for stunt driving and humorously compared herself to action star Tom Cruise. Johnson expressed a desire to embrace more daring stunts in the future, all in good humor.
Meanwhile, director S.J. Clarkson has been focused on bringing the right tone to the Madame Web movie. In an interview with Total Film magazine, she drew comparisons between the Madame Web characters and those from the Netflix series “Jessica Jones,” emphasizing the creation of a specific mood in the film.
As Johnson navigates the challenges of portraying a Marvel character and the demands of working with special effects, her commitment to the role and her willingness to embrace new experiences are clear. With her trust in the director and her eagerness to explore new aspects of her craft, audiences can anticipate an engaging performance in the upcoming Madame Web movie.
