Catherine Deneuve to Marvel, it’s done!
The Disney studio has proven that it is capable of attracting big stars Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It must be said that superhero films have become extremely powerful, grossing astronomical sums at the global box office. Marvel has often led important names inside his stable.
Among the many performers we can mention in particular Robert Downey Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman OR Anthony Hopkins. However, there are names that you wouldn’t imagine are associated with Marvel, like that of Catherine Deneuve.
Black Widow for a podcast
Yet the French actress will be able to add it to her CV. Rest assured, the one who just played Bernadette Chirac won’t be wearing a costume or doing crazy things in front of a green screen. As announced by Audible, Catherine Deneuve “simply” lend your voice for a podcast scheduled for next month. This will be the third part of the audio series Marvel’s Wastelandersavailable from November 8th to Audible subscribers (Amazon subsidiary).
Catherine Deneuve will therefore be the French voice of a superheroine, and not just any superhero since she was hired to be one the VF of a version of Black Widow (Black Widow in VO) – the most famous is the one brought to the screen by Scarlett Johansson. In this podcast, however, the Frenchwoman will be Helen Black and she will play in New York”,almost 30 years after the day the supervillains took power, also called “V-Day”.” he noted Audible on its website. The actress Stefi Celma he will also be present to lend his voice.
Finally, we would like to remind you that two parts of the Marvel’s Wastelanders audio series have already been offered. In the previous ones we were able to listen to Antoine de Caunes and José Garcia, as well as Olivier Marchal and Assa Sylla.
Source: Cine Serie
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