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British actor Paul Bettany has joined the elite super-heroes the Avengers and is in training to bring a comic book warrior out of the cold and onto the big screen.
Bettany will play the Vision, an old-timer in the world of illustrated heroes, in the second Marvel Avengers movie, Age Of Ultron.
British actor Paul Bettany has joined the elite super-heroes the Avengers and is in training to bring a comic book warrior out of the cold and onto the big screen.
Bettany will play the Vision, an old-timer in the world of illustrated heroes, in the second Marvel Avengers movie, Age Of Ultron.
He’ll join Robert Downey Jr’s Iron Man, Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow, Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, Chris Evans’s Captain America and Mark Ruffalo’s The Hulk.
Bettany and Jeremy Renner, who plays ace archer Hawkeye, were at Shepperton Studios just outside London this week, meeting with director Joss Whedon.
They did a series of costume, hair and make-up tests and worked with stuntmen and armourers.
The casting of Bettany has been shrouded in secrecy, but he was spotted at Shepperton on Monday. The Avengers: Age Of Ultron is code-named After Party . . . or at least it was.
I bet as soon as executives at Marvel and Disney read this report they’ll change it. But it was certainly working yesterday when I rang the studio and asked to be put through to the production office for After Party.
I asked for Whedon, and producer Kevin Feige, but was told they weren’t available. ‘I’m not at liberty to speak to you about the production,’ a polite unit assistant informed me.
The Vision emerged in 1940, but didn’t become associated with the Avengers team until the Sixties, when Ultron (played by James Spader) created him as a weapon to be used against the Avengers.
Through various story-lines and complex machinations, the Vision turned the tables and became an Avengers member himself, and married (or whatever it is androids do) Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen will play her).
The Vision’s powers include the ability to fire beams of infra-red and microwave radiation, and use a hologram force to render himself invisible.
Behold the Vision
BarryAllen said:While I cannot wait for the Vision, his face in the trailer looks a little busy, with the different layers on his face.
I would've preferred something streamlined like this
Picture doesn't work but me personally, I think Vision looks like a masterpiece.
Actually if you look closely, the design in the concept art is VERY similar to the movie design.
The lines are even placed in the same spaces.
That would make a lot of sense. what works in 2D plane, doesn't always work in a 3 dimensional live action design.Yep the only difference is those lines are raised with a material on top of the base of Vision's face. And Whedon said they did a lot of testing for all we know the concept art didn't look great in real life, and they added the extra material on top to give it an extra layer to make him look more like an android.
Behold the Vision
I think when Vision arrives hes going to steal the whole show.
I love the actual design way more than the concept/promo art. The layers and textures look outstanding from the little shown.
2 show stealers now!No doubt. He will have the same affect Hulk had in the first Avengers.