More Unseen Photos of Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch in AVENGERS and the DOCTOR STRANGE Movies Revealed

We first met Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff in Captain America: The Winter SoldierThe post-credits scene of. In the stinger, we learned that the remnants of HYDRA had used Loki’s scepter to unlock the powers of Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch (with the intention of using them to kill the Avengers).

A team-up with Ultron followed Avengers: Age of Ultroneven if the twins quickly realized their mistake. Pietro fell in battle protecting Hawkeye, and Wanda later joined the team and fell in love with Ultron’s “son”, The Vision.

He died at the hands of Thanos in Avengers: Infinity Warpushing Wanda over the edge. In WandaVisionshe created a new “Hex” vision and even two twin sons after trapping Westview, New Jersey, in her idealized sitcom reality. Eventually freeing the locals she had inadvertently taken prisoner, Wanda unleashed her true power as the Scarlet Witch and, corrupted by the Darkhold, went on a rampage across the Multiverse.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness This was the last time we saw the character, although Olsen East expected to return as Wanda in Avengers: Apocalypse.

Now, thanks to Elizabeth-Olsen.com, we have never-before-seen photos of the actress in costume Avengers: Age of Ultron, Avengers: Infinity Warand the Doctor Strange following. Marvel Studios uses shots like these for posters and promotional pieces.

These newly emerged efforts are a mix of familiar shots and ones that, for whatever reason, ultimately weren’t used or needed to market these MCU blockbusters. There are, however, lots of cool poses and some great, detailed photos of the costumes themselves.

During a recent interview, Olsen was asked about the appeal of the MCU and explained why playing the Scarlet Witch on the big and small screen is a good thing. “happy” experience for her as an actress.

“And goofy. It’s ridiculous.” she said of taking on the role of the fan-favorite Avenger. “We’re adults who act like kids on a playground. We steal. We shoot things out of our hands. And she’s a character that I’ve had the opportunity to return to so many times in 10 years. It’s okay to put her down, and then I miss her and want her back. I would jump at the chance to be in her shoes again.”

“It’s the cohesiveness of a community and a job, which is hard to find. The crazy camera moves, the stunts and the special effects, the visual effects that happen in real time. It takes a lot of coordination, there are hundreds and hundreds of people on set, and it’s a powerful thing to be a part of all these people working towards one goal. The people who do the visual effects are artists.”

You can view these photos by following the links below or by visiting Elizabeth-Olsen.com.