Elizabeth Olsen, known for her role as Wanda Maximoff in the MCU, has demonstrated significant versatility as an actress. In a recent podcast, she discussed her journey, highlighting her shift from iconic supervillain roles to more complex characters. In Netflix's 'Love and Death', Olsen portrays a seemingly sweet housewife who takes a dark turn, showcasing her acting range. Moreover, in her latest film 'The Assessment', she navigates a future plagued by destruction as she confronts personal and societal challenges. Olsen emphasizes her self-motivation without many mentors, and how that shaped her career choices.
Being a supervillain is exhausting. You spend a lot of energy thinking about how to mess with your enemies and using your actual superpowers is draining.
I, for one, am sort of obsessed with her performance in the Netflix show Love and Death from 2023, where she plays a sweet yet brutal housewife.
Elizabeth Olsen hasn't closed the door on her character Wanda Maximoff, but she has also shown her talent in different genres and platforms.
In her newest film, The Assessment, Elizabeth plays a woman in a protected society struggling to pass a test to have a baby in a post-apocalyptic world.
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