Filming of the film is officially over Black Widow signed The Marvel movies, film in which the fascinating Scarlett Johansson will once again play the role of the lethal Natasha Romanoff. The announcement was made by actress Florence Pugh (who plays Yelena Belova, another Black Widow) and Lucy-Jayne Murray, a stunt performer from cinecomic Marvel. Both have in fact shared, through their social profiles, some photos from the set, with which they sadly greet the many hours of filming that have now come to an end.
Florence Pugh updated both his Instagram story (captured from a fanbase account and shared on Twitter) and his feed, in which he recently posted a photo depicting a particular anello with the initials "YB", also accompanied by a warm message of thanks.
Yelena Belova, what a lady. Thank you for an unforgettable summer. 5 months of high kicks, wicked hair, picking David's nose, stunning locations and an unbelievable amount of beautiful talented people working tirelessly everyday to make it the very best it can be. And, of course, the joy of watching THE Black Widow herself was perfect and absolutely magical. Thank you. YB over and out! X #blackwidow
A post shared by Florence Pugh (@florencepugh) on Oct 5, 2019 at 5:50 am PDT
Even the stunt-man Lucy-Jayne Murray shared hers on Instagram goodbye staff dedicated to the shooting of the film, posting some photos of the staff who took part in it. Murray thanks everyone who worked on the film and introduces himself proud to have had a place in this incredible job.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3RiYibgQ8-/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
We also remember that the first member of the main cast to definitively finish shooting the feature film was David Harbour, already known for playing the likes of Jim Hopper and Hellboy, but who for the Marvel Universe will play the role of Red Guardian. Similarly to what has been done recently by his colleagues, the actor had also shared with his faithful followers a personal greeting dedicated to the set that had hosted him for many hours, both of acting and of preparation for make-up.
Goodbye long, scraggly, surprisingly soft, Walt Whitman beard. Adieu beige hotel room. Goodnight sweet strange mannequin i never knew what to do with in the corner of the room. Farewell Alexi, you big bold bright burly hope of russia, you complicated tortured soul, you guardian of the red. #itsawrap #blackwidow #redguardian
A post shared by David Harbor (@dkharbour) on Sep 25, 2019 at 3:54 pm PDT
Black Widow is therefore preparing to officially enter the phase of post production, remaining scheduled for release in cinemas from May 1 2020 - and perhaps with a very special appearance.
