MCU's Thunderbolts Is Trying To "Stay Away" From CGI As Much As Possible, Actress Says

Julia Louis-Dreyfus also speaks about how Marvel has made some “clunkers” over the years.

I think they are trying to sort of go back to their roots as it were, for real.

So there is a lot of focus on that," she said.

So the stunts are like everywhere."

Louis-Dreyfus said she did a couple of stunt sequences, which involved multiple days of rehearsal.

But she made it clear that she’s not becomingTom Cruise and riding a motorcycle off a cliff.

Making Thunderbolts overall was a “very happy experience,” she said.

Louis-Dreyfus went on to say that Thunderbolts had one of its two film editors on set during filming.

Overall, Louis-Dreyfus said Marvel made Thunderbolts with a “wild amount of detail and attention.”

The actress went on to talk about the impact that Marvel movies have had on the wider movie industry.

Movies with new and outside-the-box ideas are “hard to sell, to make,” she said.

“Films are made by a filmmaker and a team of artists around them.

You cannot make art based on numbers and algorithms.”

Thunderbolts, meanwhile, releases in May 2025.

The film also stars Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell, Florence Pugh, David Harbour, and Harrison Ford.

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