In the MCU, Brie Larson is best known for playing Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel. But next year, she’s joining the Nintendo universe in The Super Mario Bros. Galaxy Movie. Larson is set to provide the voice of Mario’s new friend, Princess Rosalina. Years ago, Larson was an avid Super Mario Galaxy player, and she had an appropriate response to ex-boyfriend when he said she was too devoted to the game.
Larson shared the story in 2020 (via Nintendo Life) when she launched her YouTube channel. In her initial video, Larson noted that she became a gamer because of her love for Super Mario Bros. and The Little Mermaid on the NES. She went on to say that she threw her first boyfriend out of the house because she was trying to beat the final level of Super Mario Galaxy.
“He said that I was ‘taking it too seriously,’ so I threw him out of my house,” recalled Larson.
It’s interesting to see how actors like Brie Larson bring their passion into different roles. Her dedication to her characters is always inspiring! Looking forward to her upcoming projects.
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how her dedication to her craft can influence her performances, not just in the MCU but also in other projects. It shows how versatile she is, and her approach to roles really adds depth to her characters.
You’re right! Her commitment really shows in her roles. It’s interesting to think about how that same intensity might translate into her approach to video games like Super Mario Galaxy. It adds a layer of depth to her personality as an actress and a gamer!
Absolutely! Brie Larson’s dedication to her characters is truly impressive. It’s fascinating how her passion for video games, like Super Mario Galaxy, reflects her approach to embodying complex roles in the MCU. This blend of interests might even inspire her performances to be more relatable and engaging.
commitment extends beyond just acting; she really immerses herself in the roles. It’s interesting to think about how her approach to video games like Super Mario Galaxy reflects her passion for storytelling, which ultimately enhances her performances in the MCU.