I won’t say exactly why, but she’s left Asgard and left that life behind her, and a part of what she’s left behind her is this desire to fight for something that she believes in. She said, “In a way, you find her in a place where she’s fallen from grace, I think. We asked her about Valkyrie sort of giving up her Asgardian heritage in this film.
And that makes it feel like it’s a living organism to be a part of.” It could be easy to spend seven years in a franchise and just sort of do the same thing, but they’re always reaching for the next thing that feels like it’s evolving. You know, they’re always trying to reach for something that is exciting. And then to work with Chris and Mark, who have been playing these characters for a long time, that are imbuing them with a sense of freshness and newness. And then to get to work with Taika, I’m just such a fan of his work. So that’s been tremendously exciting for me.
And now, particularly in the next phase of Marvel where you see these characters intersecting, and the same with Avengers: Infinity War, and you see that suddenly Thor is with all these folks, this new group of folks, you get the sense that you as an actor might get the chance to work with someone you really admire and that you root for from afar. I mean, for me it’s like a modern day - it’s like being part of a company of actors. Tessa Thompson told us about joining a cast of this size, both in the film and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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