What happened to him?
BETTANY: Oh, I just had some really bad brain freeze.
I had a really bad, I got a curry on the plane.
OLSEN: In front of a kabob shop.
BETTANY: In front of a kabob shop, which is ironic.
I gotta get fixed up.
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Youre like the scarecrow inWizard of Ozwhen theyre putting him back together?
BETTANY: Just a little bit like that.
Is there anything else it’s possible for you to say about your characters relationship?
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[Sings] I wanna know what love is?
Its in the movie, thats the scene the paparazzi [shot].
I wanna know what love is?
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Obviously without giving too much away, can you give us what we can expect from Visions story?
Thats about all Im allowed to [say].
What would happen if they got it, hypothetically?
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One that troubles Vision and Wanda a lot.
How does Vision go undercover?
How much would you both say that characters are dealing with the fallout of what happened in Civil War?
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BETTANY: And significant.
[Laughs] Yeah, I think it is the most emotional.
The point of the Avengers, and by extension mankind, its fraught with danger.
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So I think old grudges are buried and put off until next time.
How would your characters describe Thanos?
What do you guys think of him?
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BETTANY: Hes such a dick.
OLSEN: I dont really know yet.
We havent really figured that out ourselves yet.
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OLSEN: We havent really gotten to that bit in the exploration, but hes not a good guy.
We dont necessarily want to be his friend.
You dont want to be his friend.
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BETTANY: You dont want to be his friend, no, but you’re free to admire…
He has an ambitious goal.
OLSEN: Yes, he sets his goals very high.
BETTANY: He sets his goals very high.
Who knows what would happen to Vision.
BETTANY: He is, like I said, I think hes a real dick.
BETTANY: As bad as bad can be.
OLSEN: Oh yeah!
Yeah, that is fun.
It just feels like you have something really specific to work with all the time.
And that feels nice.
What anchors you to a grounded reality?
And you have that throughout the whole film.
The Guardians [of the Galaxy] come into this film and, obviously, cosmic villains.
BETTANY: Yeah, I dont know.
I think hes already thinking that way already.
I mean, hes a smart fellow, the Vision.
So I think hes already thinking that way.
Frankly, being that you have to have a face for the quest to save humanity, well why?
BETTANY: Youll have to wait and see.
How does this movie differ from a Joss Whedon Avengers movie?
As an actor, does it feel different in this one as opposed toUltron?
BETTANY: Yeah, theyre really different.
… Its not that one is better than the other.
OLSEN: The biggest difference is that Joss wrote everything.
If there are things you think we missed, hey participate, hey say.
BETTANY: They really want you to be a collaborator and its great.
Theres a huge upside for that.
OLSEN: Anthony told me this.
BETTANY: “He did?
Yeah, he really did.
Or like, Your brothers a bit of a dick isnt he?
Have you guys made suggestions about your characters?
BETTANY: Also there are people with very clear vision.
So theyre able to hear you and yet maintain the course of the ship.
Can you reveal any specific examples?
… And people notice it or they dont.
Its just good to have.
BETTANY: I think the success of the Marvel films comes from the fact that theyre made by fans.
They really love those characters.
When I first came out dressed as Vision, Kevin Feige nearly cried.
I didnt grow up reading comics but they make you fall in love with your character.
This movie is made by geeks.
They love them, they feel it when theyre talking about it.
