There’s a lot this character has gone through, a whole bunch of different changes over the years and so we just kind of locked into the character that we liked from the Kelly Sue DeConnick run. I mean, we had to dig into all the comics, the history.
What's the process of pitching to get a gig like this? Do you go in there with your own spin?įLECK: It is a good question. It seems crazy moving from making little movies to making movies with Marvel, which are like the biggest movies that they make, but it’s actually probably the easiest transition into making movies like this just because we're working with so many people who are so good at their jobs and collaborating with people who are literally the best at what they do and so we kind of feel very well supported, and with creative people at Marvel who are also just really into being storytellers at the end of the day.
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We love the characters in this movie and we’re just trying to tell that story as best as we can.ĪNNA BODEN: But learning a lot with a lot of new elements in this movie. I mean, at the end of the day we're still telling stories and so we're just trying to stay focused on characters that we love and we've loved characters in all of our movies. What has the adjustment been for you guys moving from films like Half Nelson, Mississippi Grind to a movie of this scale? You can read about all of that in the interview below: While visiting the set of Captain Marvel in the summer of 2018, I joined a group of journalists for a roundtable interview with Boden and Fleck where they spoke about the MCU pitching process, some of their key influences for Captain Marvel, what it was that really struck them about this character, and more. It's a story that's part of one of the biggest film franchises out there and connects to 20 films worth of big screen lore, but it's still storytelling - and in their case, it's yet another opportunity to tell a story about a character they really love. Boden and Fleck know that too, but ultimately, they're still telling a story with Captain Marvel. Directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck already have a lengthy line-up of films on their resumes including Sugar, Mississippi Grind, and quite a few episodes of television too, but we all well know a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie is a completely different ball game in a number of respects.
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