Scarlett Johansson does not plan to return to Marvel after Black Widow
Scarlett Johansson admits that she has no plans to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe following the release of the solo film Black Widow.
After an entire odyssey to see the light after being trapped in a limbo of changing dates, Natasha Romanoff's solo film Black Widow has finally been released.
The film starring Scarlett Johansson waited more than a year before we could see it, but it seems that the delay has been worth it, as Black Widow has had a spectacular premiere and has raised more than 60 million dollars in Disney + alone.
This success of course raises questions about the future of the character and other possible solo movies, but Scarlett Johansson seems ready to say goodbye to the character after a decade playing Natasha.
"I never feel like my job is done ... I still think there are other ways I could say my lines in movies I shot ten years ago. I'm very happy with the job I've gotten after more than a decade at Marvel." Johansson recently explained in an interview with Variety.
"Now I feel like I'm going to a high point, with a movie that I'm incredibly proud of. I feel like my work with Natasha is complete, if that can be said. I've explored so many facets of her person, and I feel like her The choice to sacrifice her life for her best friends was one she made actively and of her own free will, "added the actress.
Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow first appeared in Iron Man 2 and accompanied us through all phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe until her final sacrifice in Avengers: Endgame. After a strong campaign on her behalf, Natasha finally had her solo movie of hers, just like the rest of the original Avengers.
Without a doubt, Black Widow has been the finishing touch to the character's career, and according to these statements, Scarlett Johansson would have already said goodbye to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It is also true that she seems to have a small door open, and given the economic success of the film, a new appearance of the Black Widow should not be ruled out either.
Against him he plays that the character is apparently dead in the current continuity of the UCM, but of course one could resort to telling more independent stories at any time in the timeline. After all, Kevin Feige has already ventured that we could have more prequel movies, so the future of Black Widow may still be up in the air.
