This article contains spoilers for "Thunderstorms*".

"Thunderstorms*" deals with the complex theme of depressionWith the gap (Louis Pulman) literally purifying all the light and joy of Newoufor during his showdown with the title Super team. However, while the emotional theme of the film is often challenging, The latest box office blockbuster with box office for cinema universe is still full of humor. For example, to take the stage where Baki Burns (Sebastian Stan) uses a dishwasher to clean his prosthetic hand, which shows the congressman in his brightest. That said, Stan fought to find the humor in it.

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In an interview with Fun weeklyThe Starvala "Chirac" remembered how the director Akejk Shreer was approaching in an attempt to remove the scene from the film. In his own words:

"Immediately I told Akeeke:" I don't understand why this is funny. You don't need this. This is silly. But Akeeke was like, "but you might eat something and then it can go anywhere." And I'm going, 'really?

Despite the initial hand reservations in the dishwasher, Stan eventually approached the idea, even admitting that today he thinks it is funny. The actor was clearly wrong about the power of this visual wrapped to entertain the members of the audience, but felt comfortable to share his worries because "Thunderbolts*" was an affair for cooperation.

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The "Thunderbolts*" set saw the acting roles and the crew to share their ideas for improving the film, many of whom were taken to the ship. During the conversation with Hollywood reporterSebastian Stan revealed that Marvel's projects are not fully controlled by their directors or higher studio, so there are many opportunities to experiment and find out what works best for the film or the series. Directly to quote the actor:

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"To most Marvel's films I worked, communication was always," the best idea, whatever the director, the actor, (president of the Marvel Studio) Kevin (Jagie), could win. " It has always been very inclusive that way, and ("Thunderbolts*") was really, really that way.

On the other side of the coin, some great ideas do not make them in the latest reduction in the Superhero Studio projects. For example, Marvel originally had the funniest plans for Taskmaster (Olga Kurilenko) and Johnon Walker (Wyatt Russell) in "Thunderbolt*,", " What will give the characters again, again, again friendship. It could have been fun, but it just didn't have to be, and we all saw what happened to the Taskmaster.

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"Thunderbolts*" now plays in theaters.