It is not necessary for EDI to feel the huge element of pressure when trying to put a leg in the galaxy away, away. Fortunately, for an actor known for playing a man without fear, it was not a problem for Charlie Cox when he audited for the movie "War on the Starwides". Unfortunately, what was the problem was the added elements of the characters of the Superhero of the Marvel Universe, which he played for so long that he could not shake, that he strongly influenced his chances of joining another franchise with a starvet.

In an interview with Hollywood reporterDaredeville's TheVest: Re -born "and MCU's best show ever, "Daredevil", He revealed that he immediately began to see the perch of going to other jobs outside the hell's kitchen. "It was really fun to see people in the eyes," explained Cox, who played by Matt Murdoch, a blind lawyer gifted with intensified senses and congenital skill for beating bags and pavement dealers on sidewalks and back streets. However, it turned out that after spending so long in character, eye contact was the most difficult part to overcome any other role. Without realizing this, Cox still went to auditions and turned what character he tried into blind, and needed some kinde words from the casting director to highlight it.

In the early stages of high pressure on the stories of "Starwells War" returning to our screens, it turned out that Charlie Cox dared to get into the shoes of the well -known smuggler, Jan Solo, in the movie "Prol" directed by Ron Howard, "Solo: (Who belonged to Alden Ehreneich, who now plays Ezekiel apartment in MCU). Unfortunately, a creative touch he made without thinking is to turn the captain of the Millennium falcon blind.

"I went to audition - one of those things that are super secret and they don't tell you, but I'm pretty sure it was about restarting Solo Jan - and halfway, the casting director stopped me and said," Why don't you see me? What they couldn't understand why I behaved like a complete idiot. "

Although it certainly sounds like a very bad return for someone who tries a role, it also feels understandable in the actor's case. A lot of effort put Charlie Cox To deceive the audience in thinking that he is really blind. He clearly did not see how much of a lasting effect he had on him.