Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany Ask Each Other Anything

Wanda and Vision, we are in uncharted waters. We just don't know what to expect. Hi, I'm Paul Batney and this is... Elizabeth Olsen, and we're here with IMDb that wants us to ask each other anything. What did you really think the percentage was after you were killed in Infinity War? And there was no special tag that revealed that you were not killed. What did you think the percentage was of you coming back? I was sort of very much in the kind of 10 to 15 percent. At one point, there was going to be a tag where you opened a sort of body bag drawer and there was the Vision. Kevin kind of talked to me and said, I just, I got to pull the shot. And I was like, oh, because I really wanted that profit participation. You set the terms, you can change them. All right. Then he called me up and said, can you come into the office? And you know, when the boss calls you up and your contract's over and he's called you into the office, you kind of know exactly what that's about. And I thought I was going to get kicked off the case, you know? So I went in and I didn't want anybody to feel uncomfortable. So I said, look, it's been a great run and I love you guys and no hard feelings. And they went, wait, are you quitting? And I went, no, aren't you firing me? And they went, no. And I went, oh, oh, yeah, yeah, okay. And then when we're going to finish the show. And I went, I'm in. And that was it. We are an unusual couple. Oh, I don't think that was ever in question. Of all the eras that we went through, let's face it, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and noughts, which is your personal favorite? I think aesthetically, I love the 50s. I think the Dick Van Dyke, personal filming, I think aesthetically is really fun. But it's also, we like return to that kind of set when we go back to the 80s. That's right. And so I think what I was, what I really loved on our show is how we use those teachable moments of the 80s and 90s sitcoms. Yeah, that's right. I think we have to talk. I think we better. But I have to say, I really do love your hair in the 70s. The 70s. Oh, oh, you mean the looks. What was your favorite wig? Oh, my favorite wig. Favorite wig. I think my 70s wig was my, it was like Robert Redford's hair. It's like I wrestled Robert Redford to the ground in 1970. I'm not a field agent. I just read books. What was the first superhero you saw on television? Oh, well, I was in England and we really, I have to say it's Batman. And that feels slightly like off brand right now. We hate to sound a sour note joker, but it's time for us to make our own collection. We have Batman and Spider-Man basically and I didn't know there were any other superheroes at all until I was in Marvel. Oh, no, it was Superman too. Superman. Superman, yes. There was Superman, and there was this terrible guy called Dan Dare who was a British kind of superhero, I think. Yeah, that's the end of that.