Kathryn Newton has accumulated numerous experiences on the big screen in recent years, but she especially compared Abigail and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, calling the latter much easier.
The career of Kathryn Newton is expanding more and more. After having had success with Lisa Frankenstein and have carved out a place for themselves in the Marvel Cinematic Universeis returning to the cinema with Abigail, a horror film that put her to the test. In fact, as a point of comparison, the actress used the experience gained on the set of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, the third film dedicated to Scott Lang’s hero where she played his teenage daughter Cassie. According to the actress, stepping into Cassie’s shoes wasn’t challenging, on the contrary: she defined it as one of the easiest performances of her career.
Kathryn Newton compares the experience in Abigail to Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania: “Much more difficult”
It is currently unclear what will become of his Cassie Lang after what happened in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, especially since the film didn’t exactly shine at the box office. While waiting to find out if she will be part of the project Young Avengers (should it get off the ground), Kathryn Newton is making a go of it on the big screen. In fact, she was involved in the cast of Abigail, trying her hand at a different role compared to Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. In the horror plot she plays a computer expert who is part of a group of kidnappers. According to Kathryn Newton, being part of the Marvel superhero movie was a simpler experience. As reported Cinepophe has declared:
Between the two I think the Marvel film. Physically speaking it was more difficult than Ant-Man, which I would call the easiest job of my life. It was really fun. This was too, but it was different. We had a real set, we had real props, real people. So whatever you have to do is happening right in front of you, I didn’t have to imagine it, there was no green screen and it was much more liberating than I imagined.
