Charlie Cox’s Star Wars Audition Was A Disaster Thanks To Marvel’s Daredevil

It does not require the master of Jedi to feel the huge element of pressure when trying to get a foot in the galaxy. Fortunately, for a actor known for his playing a man without fear, this was not a problem for Charley Cox when he tested the movie “Star Wars”. Unfortunately, the case was the elements of the Marvel Cinematic Universe Superhero that he had so long played that he could not get rid of it, which strongly affected his chances of joining another stars.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the star “Dardevil: Born Again” and the best MCU show, “Dardevil”, revealed that he immediately started seeing the privileges of going to other jobs outside the Hell’s kitchen. “It was really interesting to look at people in the eye,” explained Cox, who played the role of Matt Mardok, the talented blind lawyer with an increasing senses and innate skill for defeating drug archives and drug dealers on sidewalks and back alleys. It turned out, however, that after spending a long time in the character, eye contact was the most difficult part to master any other role. Without realizing this, Cox was still walking in the tests and turning any character he was trying to a blind person, and it took some kind words from the cast out of her signal.

In the early stages of the stories of the “Star Wars” that belongs to our screens, it turned out that Charlie Cox has dared to enter the well -known smuggled shoes, Han Solo, in the directed Ron Howard movie, “Solo: Star War story”, (who went to Aldeen Earth, who is now playing Eiskel in McU. Unfortunately, one of the creative touches he made without thinking is to convert the captain of the Millennium team Falcon Blind.

“I went to the test – one of those secret things and did not tell you, but I am completely sure that it was to restart Han Solo – and in the middle of the road, the director of the actors stopped and said,” Why don’t you look at me? “I realized that I had been used to not contacting the eye, because the only thing that I did two years ago was to play a blind person. I have never been invited, perhaps because they were unable to know the reason for my behavior like a complete fool.”

Although it definitely looks like a very specialized agency for someone who tries a role, it looks like a concept role in the actor’s condition. A lot of effort was invested by Charlie Cox to deceive the masses in the belief that he was really blind. It is clear that he had not seen how many of the permanent influence that the character caused him.