Elizabeth Olsen & Jeremy Renner Interview: "Thanks Tony Stark

What are you doing? Just messing with the camera. They get bored back there, they literally run. I crack jokes only for them. We need to be put in check. Whatever form that takes, I'm game. I'm sorry, Tony. If I see a situation pointed south, I can't ignore it. Sometimes I wish I could. Sometimes I want to punch you in your perfect teeth. I know we're not perfect. But the safest hands are still our own. When you got the call for this movie but haven't read the script yet, did you know right away that you would be on Team Cap? I remember seeing who Team Cap was and being like, yes! Because to me, it's like all the funniest people on set. I think it made sense, I think. They were trying to get me in Cap 2, but I was busy working. I don't know, I don't think it worked out for Cap 2. I figured I'd probably be on that squad. How would you describe the relationship between the two of you in the movie? I think it's getting wonderfully complex and deeper with each passing moment. Yeah, here. Even now. He's kind of like a surrogate brother after Quicksilver passed away. How I think we discussed it and thought about it. The drive to come to the movie was that she was involved and I owed her debt because her brother sacrificed, who I hated, sacrificed his life for me. That's great. I think it's a wonderful grab on to any sort of relations you possibly can. The ones I have happen to be with the witch and the widow. They're my deepest connections of history. How lucky am I? Okai seems pretty upset with Tony and you said it's a pretty intense scene. Do you think they can work it out and rock again together? It's a huge divide in that. I haven't seen that scene yet. I do remember shooting it. What I like about it is that there's a clear line of, look man, we can agree to disagree even at some point. I don't think there's any sort of hatred or ill will. It's just sort of the behavior of what's going on. I feel like, especially for me in that scene, it was like all this is really kind of happening because of you. But it's his actions in creating such issues and problems. It's probably made for a really great piece of cinema. So thanks, Tony Stark. For being such a jerk. The whole world was wrong about you. They're coming for you. I'm not the one that needs to watch their back. This doesn't have to end in a fight, Tony. You just started a war. Stay down. Final warning. I could do this all day. Wanda is quite insecure with her powers. Do you think she will ever get over the culpability she feels every time something gets wrong? I don't know. Because it could go a couple different ways. Because the thing is, she needs that insecurity in order for her to be an interesting character to write. Or else she's just the most powerful, limitless one of them all. I don't think she's going to continue to have a struggle of like, should I, shouldn't I, maybe. I think she now has a lot of new incentive. There are lots of ways you can take her. There also has to be a real reason for it. It's like bringing a tank to a gunfight or a knife fight. There's got to be a real reason for you to use your powers. Your powers are the most powerful thing. There's got to be a real reason behind it. Especially since we saw that the way they're activated the most is when there's something really uptake and emotional. An emotional part, yeah. So I think you could, there are just so many different opportunities. It's like the Hulk, right? The Hulk, he's a little out of control. Exactly. She could be one of the powerful Avengers. But there also might be a time, I don't know, I have a lot of ideas of how many directions they could go with her. Because she could just kind of go completely insane if they wanted to. Or she could really figure out how to hone in some new skills and be really helpful, I don't know. And become a second-grade teacher or something. Yes. And she can teach eight-year-olds who throw sweatballs at her. And she just catches it with her finger. That's right. And drops it to the floor. Do you have a favorite scene in the movie? I haven't seen the movie. Really? No. That's sad. I'm going to say the airport scene. I'm really excited to see it. One of my favorite things to film was just the scenes I got to do with Paul. Because we had a lot of fun. It's a really sweet connection and relationship. So I think that was really just nice to film with him. Because he's also just such a great person to work with. Okay. Well, thank you very much. Yeah. Thank you. All right. I've run out of patience. On the roof! Hey, everyone.