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Ta gueule toi.

J'ai un peu peur que l'ampleur du projet le bouffe, surtout que Dollhouse m'a déçu alors que jusqu'à présent j'avais vu tout ce qu'il avait écrit.

Après, bon, j'aurai jamais parié sur Favreau avant de voir Iron Man...

Et ça se trouve Whedon sera remplacé d'ici le début du tournage.

Bref...moi ce choix me rebute pas.

J'aurais aimé un mec avec de l'expérience pour le projet, je veux pas de scènes d'action moyennes, la réunion de tout ces persos ça doit être explosif.
Après on verra bien mais bon...

Comme disent certains sites geek, Whedon a des qualités, mais son seul film cinéma (Serenity) ne fait pas vraiment "super scope", et Marvel ne PEUT PAS se louper avec The Avengers. Je n'ai pas vraiment confiance, mais on verra en 2012.

Joss Whedon To Rewrite 'Avengers' Script
Posted 10 hrs ago by Blair Marnell in Marvel, News
Following yesterday's report that Joss Whedon is in final negotiations to direct "The Avengers" feature film, numerous outlets have confirmed the initial story with one more critical piece of new information coming to light.

According to Variety, Whedon will also rewrite the script for "The Avengers" based on Zak Penn's previous draft. Penn has a long history of adapting Marvel's properties into films, having worked on "X2," "X-Men: The Last Stand," "Electra" and "The Incredible Hulk" in addition to video game scripts for "X-Men: The Official Game" and "Fantastic Four."

However, Whedon also has a long association with Marvel, stemming from his four-year run with artist John Cassaday on "Astonishing X-Men" and a six-issue stint on "Runaways" with Michael Ryan. Whedon is also well known for his many genre TV series, including "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel," "Firefly" and "Dollhouse," along with the internet sensation, "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog."

Whedon's previous directorial credits include a recent episode of "Glee," as well as episodes of "The Office," "Buffy," "Angel" and "Firefly." Whedon made his feature film directorial debut in 2005 with "Serenity," a sci-fi western that continued the storyline from the "Firefly" TV series.

Whedon has also been previously attached to write and direct a "Wonder Woman" movie before departing the project in 2007 over creative differences.

Earlier this month, Whedon was also rumored to be a contender to helm the "Runaways" movie, which ultimately went to director Peter Sollett.

"The Avengers" will assemble in theaters on May 4, 2012, with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury.

What are your thoughts on a potential "Avengers" rewrite by Whedon? Does this mean Ant Man and Wasp have a better chance of showing up in the movie? Shrink down to the size of an ant and let us know what you're thinking through pheromones... or the comment section below as well as Twitter!
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British actress Hayley Atwell has nabbed the coveted female lead in Marvel’s “Captain America.”

Atwell is playing the British love interest opposite Chris Evans, who portrays Steve Rogers/Captain America in the Joe Johnston-directed movie.

Marvel conducted an extensive search for the part, with Emily Blunt and Keira Knightley among the names in the mix at one point. Atwell clinched the role after screen testing in London last week.

Sebastian Stan is cast as Captain America’s sidekick, Bucky Barnes while Hugo Weaving is still in negotiations to play the villainous Red Skull.

The character Atwell will play is named Peggy Carter, who in comics lore not only dated Captain America but was an agent helping the French Resistance. She later became the aunt of Sharon Carter, Captain America’s love in modern times.

Kevin Feige is producing the movie, while Alan Fine, Stan Lee, David Maisel and Louis D’Esposito exec produce.

Atwell is known among UK acting circles for her work in period movies such as “Brideshead Revisited” and “The Duchess.” The actress, repped by CAA and United Agents, appeared in AMC’s recent remake of “The Prisoner” and will be seen in the upcoming epic miniseries “The Pillars of the Earth.”

Marvel shoots “America” in England this summer.