Brie Larson reveals why she was ‘so SCARED’ about playing Captain Marvel – WATCH

Brie Larson reveals why she was ‘so SCARED’ about playing Captain Marvel – WATCH (Image: MARVEL)

CAPTAIN MARVEL star Brie Larson has revealed what terrified her about playing the Avengers character.

By George Simpson, Film & Music Editor

Captain Marvel: Brie Larson 'relieved' she has not spoilt film

Back in June 2016, Larson was announced as the MCU’s Captain Marvel. But it turns out she had to keep her casting a secret for an entire year. With all the pressure on her not to spoil the Avengers Endgame prequel, the 29-year-old has admitted she was “so scared” about letting the secrets out before Captain Marvel was released. Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, Larson said: “I’m just relieved I haven’t spoiled it yet. Honestly, that’s the only thing.”

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Kimmel asked: “Have you been nervous about it?”

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She replied: “Yes! I’ve been so scared. I wasn’t allowed to tell anybody that I was even playing Captain Marvel for a year.

The host enquired: “Did you tell anybody though?”

Larson said: “No! Are you kidding me I was so scared…I hate getting in trouble.”

Brie Larson appeared on Jimmy Kimmel before the Captain Marvel world premiere in Hollywood (Image: YOUTUBE)

Nevertheless, she admitted her co-star Samuel L Jackson was a comfort in saying it wasn’t like Marvel Studios would fire her.

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So far Larson has not spoilt Captain Marvel or Avengers Endgame, unlike Hulk star Mark Ruffalo who ruined the end of Avengers Infinity War a year before its release.

Speaking with Screen Rant, she said: “I'm scared and I don't know what the future holds either. I'm not let into those top-secret meetings, so we'll see.”

Captain Marvel is out on Friday (Image: MARVEL)

She added: “We'll see what happens. I love all the female characters so much.

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“So, of course, like that's what I'm interested in. I’m super into an all-female Avengers movie.

“Yeah, I think that would just be, it would just be cool to see all of them interact together.”

Captain Marvel is released in UK cinemas on March 8, 2019.

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