"Captain America: A brave new world" not only Glue the sequel to the teasing of your final creditsIt also includes "special thanks" to the desired actor. Is it a starvet Anthony soft, or "Brave New World" MVP Harrison Ford? No, it's someone who doesn't even act in the movie. Any assumptions?

It is Octavia Spencer, starring in the former film by director "Captain America 4", "Lus" by director Juluulius NLA. Speaking to People's magazine, He revealed why he thanked Spencer with his true family and Stan Lee Foundation. According to what he may not have directed the film if she has not helped him. He explained:

"Octavia is the biggest. I am such a fan of her, and when the conversation about this movie was conducted, she put in some kinde words for me with Kevin Jegie and talked to (Anthony) soft. She is just A. really kind, incredibly A talented human being and I wanted to really admit what a great supporter of me and other directors in the past.

"The Brave New World" didn't get the best viewsnor his last genre film "Cloverfield's Paradox". Working on that of Lus, far from his best film, proves that his talent can be best served by smaller but significant films driven by the actors.

Octavia Spencer has acted professionally since the 1990s, but it became the household name in 2012 after her Oscar performance in "Help" in 2011. That movie, after black women working as maids in the 1960s Mississippi, earned Criticism (even by your own Starwar Brice Dallas Howard) for a short fall of his alleged progressivism. How much does that Spencer later act in Lus who criticizes the boundaries of white rescuers as liberators.

"Lus" is named for his leading character (Calvin Harrison Runior, in one of the 10 films starring between 2018 and 2019). Lus is a former Eritrea children soldier who adopted Amy and Peter Edgar (Naomi Watts and Tim Roth) - now, he is a starvet athlete and student with a bright future. While his teacher Harriet Wilson (Spencer) did not read an essay from Lus and was not upset. In his writing, Lus praised the Afro-Karipi revolutionary Franz Fanon and his arguments that sometimes violence for social change is needed.

Harriet shapes his concern for Edgars that Lus is still traumatized, not totally underproducted, since childhood. But when Luc and Harriet start a game with cats and mice, it becomes clear that she is trying to train in what is acceptable for the "minority model" to say before they lose that attitude.

After all, Lus is So Accepted by white society it is literally part of the family. Harrison even resembles the favorite black of every white liberal, former President Barack Obama, and I'm sure it wasn't a coincidence at casting. But boasting the black revolutionaries who fought for systematic changes that would destroy racial hierarchies? It's non-no, too scary even for well-intentioned white people like Edgars. The work of the NLA and Spencer of "Lus" puts it far before "The Brave New World" explores the experience of being black in America.

"Captain America: Brave New World" is currently playing in theaters.