“I am not going to fight with this justice”: do not expect that Ben Affleck’s demolisher will find Jon Bernhal’s anti -hero’s anti -hero

The actor praises Marvel Film Universe by Kevin Feige.

More than 20 years of the multiple kingdom of superheroes in cinemas make different versions of the same character presented to the public. This means that some honors are made, such as the meeting of three spider-men No return home.

For those who were inside in front of“When everything was weeds”, there are productions like Elektra AND Demolish who made a typical version of the 2000s of their heroes. Now, with a new interpretation of man without fear, Ben Affleck is aware of the performance of Charlie Cox Like diabone.

In an interview with Jake’s storiesThe actor who also gave Batman to life praised the work of Kevin Feige Building the Marvel CinemaTography Universe And he stressed that his demolidor “would not be involved with justice [de Jon Bernthal]”.

“It was before Kevin Feige assumed the role of director of the Marvel,” he reflected on his 2003 film. “He imposed a sort of clarity of Tom in these films that found the most complicated question, which is like balanced a film in which people use pajamas and superpowers, how serious you take it, how much mood is in it, how much the eyelids to the public and how the action needs the action for the action for the action. to be” “.

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