Jimmy Fallon’s guest on an edition of Shazam: Wrath of the Gods, its lead character Zachary Levi, said he almost got the part. He was really not in a good period of his life.
From today in Italian cinemas Shazam! Fury of the godsthe second act of the hero’s adventure ANNOUNCEMENT interpreted Zachary Levy. Actor, talk show host Jimmy Fallon, said in which hard time in his life was when he got the part for the first chapter: in a way he worked to get it… but not directly. Here’s what he said in an interview.
Shazam! Fury of the Gods, Zachary Levi: “When we work to feel good, good things come”
First Shazam! it grossed $366,000,000 in 2019, which isn’t a lot for a comic book movie, but more than enough to offset its $100 cost: as the DC Extended Universe comes to an end, waiting to figure out what they’ll do with its Shazam and two new DC Studios executives James Gunn and Peter Safran, actor Zachary Levy she has no regrets about how far she has come and proudly promotes Shazam! Fury of the gods. First of all, he is grateful for the role of a superhero, because it allowed him personal journey of rebirth. Did he really work hard for the audition? Absolutely not.
A couple of months before I got the gig they asked me to audition for shazam. But I already knew that he had a twin brother, and that twin was Black Adam, played by The Rock! “Ah, are they supposed to be twins? they don’t give me that part!” However, I was sad moment in my life. A month and a half later, I started intensive course of psychotherapylifesaver in which I learned really loved me for the first time in my life, a turning point for me. By the way, love each other: if you have nothing else to do today, love each other! […]
I mean, I already told my agents that I was going to get break periodand they said, “Of course, that’s right.” Two and a half weeks later, they timidly say to me: “It would be audition for a completely different rolelike a supporting actor if you want to do it well, otherwise be patient.” “You know what? Now I feel good, come on, I’ll do it.” you are our Shazam!” They brought me to LA, I went through all the therapy I could get, I auditioned again, and within a week I was Shazam! crazy. I consider it significant when we work to make ourselves and others feel good, good things come.
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