This actress refused to continue working for Marvel because she was not given a pay rise and was left out of 'Avengers: Endgame'

he decisions of members of the film industry can make or break a career and, with it, gain or not the recognition of the general public. , as the second highest-grossing film in history was a tremendous success and crowned the greatest period of splendor for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). There are performers who, for various reasons, have turned down Marvel many times, but there are a few who, with hindsight, may well show some regret seeing the impact the saga had over the past decade.

One of them, although she was part of 'Avengers: Infinity War', . Carrie Coon and her disastrous negotiation with Marvel According to Travis Letts on the podcast 'The Big Picture', his wife, actress she felt she deserved for her work. "I think Marvel talked to her for the second one and they asked her to be in the second one," he says.



Coon's question was whether, indeed, her fees were going to be increased, but the company's response was blunt. "No. ," Letts explains, who claims that, in response, the actress chose not to appear in 'Endgame'.

Marvel, upon learning of this, said the following: "Well, to be part of the Marvel Universe." Thus, the filmmakers decided that her character, , would make an appearance in 'Endgame'. However, without any dialogue and thus meet the minimum requirements of the script.

Back in 2020, and joked: "Nobody dies. It's very possible that I could have my next 'Avengers' movie. But I would wait sitting down.

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