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Morais recalled being like “a rabbit in the headlights” surrounded by all the stars of the show, but was also worrying about who was going to cover her shift at a cinema in London. <\/p>\n
During the audition process she was given time off for the VisionQuest auditions, even though she could not tell her manager what the auditions were for.<\/p>\n
She said: “I went to my final Pinewood audition and then went back to the cinema to the west end to finish my shift.<\/p>\n
“It’s such a dichotomy of worlds and that’s what it is as an actor, you’re always grafting and then it happens and you’re like, what is life.”<\/p>\n
The character of Lisa Molinari has undergone a transformation from the original Marvel comic book character – known as Coat of Arms – who gains extra arms and weapons from a mystical coat. <\/p>\n
In VisionQuest, she is instead given a high-tech backpack equipped with robotic arms. <\/p>\n
Morais said co-ordinating the choreography for the fight scenes was “funny”.<\/p>\n
“I’d be with the fight director who was like ‘you just need to imagine that a huge arm is coming out of your right side and just absolutely go for it and imagine where it’s hitting.’ So I used a lot of imagination on that job,” she said.<\/p>\n
But Bettany, whose character Vision is an android attempting to piece together his wiped memories and fragile humanity, had some sage advice.<\/p>\n
“He said ‘you’re going to feel very silly while you’re doing these scenes, but if you commit to it, it’s going to look really sick’. And I can confirm, he was right,” she said.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n