'Put Yourself In Other People's Shoes’: Brie Larson On What Makes A 'Her' In A Hero!

Marvel Studios’ presents “Captain Marvel,” an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that introduces the MCU’s first stand-alone, female-franchise title character—Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel.

Acknowledged as Marvel's mightiest Super Hero, Captain Marvel is touted to begin 2019 with a bang and is undoubtedly one of the most awaited films of this year.

Brie Larson who has won an Oscar, followed the epic strength training routine in preparation for the role. She even did actual flight training which is was quite intense and despite falling sick, Brie continued to train! But what makes Captain marvel so important and significant, standing out from other heroes?

'One of the biggest qualities is having an awareness outside of yourself, and understanding that the world doesn’t revolve around your needs. I think part of who I am, and part of who she [Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel] is too, is having the theory of mind to put yourself in other people’s shoes.’

And she speaks on the importance of the film to youngsters everywhere, specially women, ‘It’s so interesting, as it’s not something I thought about until 
I was in the cinema watching Wonder Woman. About two minutes in, I was sobbing and thought, “Why am I crying so much over this?” But it was seeing all of these warrior women who were so self-sufficient. To have the chance to be one example of this is powerful and exciting. For me, just the act of accepting the role and the process of getting physically strong [Larson worked out for four and a half hours every day for three months] changed me so much and made me stronger mentally. Hopefully, that will remind others, whatever journey they’re on, of their inner strength.’

Captain Marvel releases on 8th March, in English, Hindi , Tamil and Telugu. For more such entertainment scoops keep a close tab on  Desimartini.com