Captain Marvel nearly had a very completely different credit scene

While Captain Marvel‘s credit scenes arrange Carol Danvers’ involvement within the Avengers and gave us one other second with Goose, issues may have panned out fairly in a different way.

The film’s administrators have opened as much as Digital Spy about one deliberate scene involving Jude Law’s Yon-Rogg and his destiny by the hands of Captain Marvel.

“We toyed with completely different concepts of the place she would possibly ship him off to on the finish, and one time we joked that perhaps she despatched him off and he ended up in Sakaar very like Thor: Ragnarok,” Anna Boden mentioned. “We see his ship opening up in that junkyard and we know what’s coming for him.”

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Ryan Fleck added: “An original end credits tag was Yon-Rogg ending up on Sakaar, but I think the tags we ended up with are pretty delightful.”

Fleck additionally defined why Law’s character was saved secret earlier than Captain Marvel was launched, revealing: “He is the central villain from the comedian books, Yon-Rogg.

“One of the issues even after we had been writing and reducing the film collectively, within the first act of the film, there have been a couple of instances the place Carol referred to, within the dialogue, Yon-Rogg, she calls him by identify early within the movie.

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“We minimize these out of the script as a result of we needed to maintain it mysterious about who he was in order that any followers within the theatre who follows the comics, they would not essentially know who he was.

“I bear in mind at one take a look at screening, any person proper in entrance of me after they heard the identify Yon-Rogg for the primary time, which was effectively into the second act of the film, they had been whispering to their pal and tremendous excited.

“That was the vibe we had been making an attempt to protect by not saying who Jude Law was taking part in.”

Captain Marvel lands on DVD, Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD on July 15.

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