Ever since Wanda Maximoff — performed with fiery confidence by Elizabeth Olsen — entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe, followers have been making an attempt to determine why the heck she typically speaks in a thick accent, and typically she doesn’t. Some speculate that Wanda has merely tailored to life within the U.S. and due to this fact misplaced her accent over time, whereas others really feel that she solely abandons it to hide her true id.
Wanda’s Sokovian accent is so inconsistent, even WandaVision’s villain Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) poked enjoyable at it by saying, “My, that accent actually comes and goes, doesn’t it?” On the conclusion of the Disney+ sequence, viewers have been left questioning which model of Wanda would make an look in Physician Unusual within the Multiverse of Insanity. As a trailer for the movie suggests, the Wanda in Physician Unusual 2 will not be the Wanda we thought we knew.
Director Sam Raimi chimed in on the problem himself throughout an interview with Fandango. “The film is a journey into the multiverse, so that you do see totally different iterations of Benedict Cumberbatch’s Physician Unusual, and even Lizzie Olsen’s character of Wanda Maximoff,” he defined. “So, the actors need to play that. It is an ideal problem for them and nice enjoyable to direct them taking part in these altered variations of themselves.”
So principally, Wanda’s accent is because of proven fact that this iteration of the character is probably totally different than the one we realized a lot about in WandaVision. Did this Wanda ever crew up with the Avengers, or did she ever lose her brother? Solely time will inform.
Physician Unusual within the Multiverse of Insanity arrives in theaters on Could 6.
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