Teyonah Parris would have liked entertainment content similar to The Marvels when she was growing up and hopes it can be an inspiration to younger generations.
Teyonah Parris he would have liked a film like The Marvels back in college. The actress, who plays Monica Rambeau In the Marvel Cinematic Universeshared his hopes regarding the new generations and pointed out that if she had had content like that during her adolescence, she would have been happy about it. Although The Marvels didn’t exactly shine at the box office and received various criticisms, the sequel to Captain Marvel has reported Brie Larson on the screen this time in good company: at his side is Teyonah Parris and Iman Vellaniwho represents a new generation of superheroines in the MCU.
The Marvels, Teyonah Parris would have wanted content like this during her adolescence
Through the various phases proposed so far, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has offered a wide range of increasingly inclusive stories. Thinking about the impact of this entertainment content on the younger generation, Teyonah Parris shared her opinions and revealed that she hopes they are able to realize their dreams through the inspiration received from films like The Marvels. To the microphones of IGN he precised:
I’m so grateful for all of this. I am thrilled for my son and for this whole new generation of young people and adults. I really needed this type of content in college. At this moment in the MCU and in this space dedicated to superheroes, concrete efforts have been made to make it as diverse as possible, showing that superheroes can resemble each of us. Just the idea of seeing people who look like you or not, being in situations that feel familiar but also quite extraordinary and how they deal with those circumstances and those challenges that can come for anyone, human or superhero.
A few weeks ago it was Teyonah Parris who asked her fans to give it a chance to The Marvels, also available on Disney+, and to express your opinion on the matter only after watching the film.
