Brie Larson’s journey as Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel, began in 2016 when she was officially cast for the role. Larson remains resilient despite facing heavy criticism along the way, particularly for not smiling enough in trailers and enduring personal attacks on review platforms like Rotten Tomatoes.
Addressing the challenges she has faced from Marvel fans, Larson downplays the negativity, suggesting it may not be specific to Marvel alone. However, she has found a positive way to navigate the industry: supporting newcomers.
In a conversation with her peers, Larson revealed her role as a “superhero mentor,” being the first to reach out to actors cast in superhero movies. She emphasizes the importance of preparation and offers practical advice, such as understanding how to navigate bathroom breaks while in costume.
Larson’s gesture of camaraderie has earned widespread praise on social media, with many acknowledging her kindness and talent despite the adversity she has faced. As one tweet highlights, Larson’s actions exemplify her character as both a nice and talented individual.
