She-Hulk Director Discusses The Involved Process Of Landing An MCU Job
She-Hulk director Kat Coiro talks about the creative process that led to her landing the massive MCU gig. Following the end of Marvel Studios' historical Infinity Saga, Phase 4 has been setting up the next generation of heroes in the MCU. While the movies have introduced new characters like Shang-Chi, the Eternals, and Yelena Belova, Disney+ is also helping extend the MCU as they have been rolling out original shows tied to the cinematic universe. Thanks to the digital service, the MCU has been able to help flesh out some previously established characters while also opening the door for newer faces. One of the upcoming Marvel Studios originals debuting later this year is another Hulk family member with Tatiana Maslany bringing Jennifer Walters, a.k.a. She-Hulk, to life.
While not a lot has been revealed about She-Hulk, the series will follow Jennifer, Bruce Banner's cousin, who is a lawyer dealing with superhuman cases. Just like Bruce, Jennifer is able to turn into a green, powerful Hulk-creature. Mark Ruffalo, who has portrayed Hulk for a decade, will also star in the She-Hulk series alongside Tim Roth's Abomination, who re-emerged earlier in Phase 4 during Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Despite no premiere date being set yet for She-Hulk season 1, the series is expected to arrive in the middle of the year.
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Like most Marvel Studios projects, a lot went into making She-Hulk, and for the show's main director Coiro, it was a dream gig. In a new interview with Collider, Coiro went into depth about how she landed the job. It turns out that prior to joining the MCU, Coiro was already a massive fan of the She-Hulk character so much so that she
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