Avengers: Age of Ultron

Avengers: Age of Ultron

After the S.H.I.E.L.D. organization was disbanded (see "The First Avenger: The Winter Soldier"), the world still needs to be maintained somehow. Therefore, Tony Stark decides to create a program aimed at protecting innocent citizens. Now everything is falling apart, and the Avengers team needs to unite their forces again to face a new enemy - the android Ultron. This is a robotic and fully autonomous artificial mind that will stop at nothing due to its convictions. In his plans to cleanse the planet of all living things, because he believes that only then will peace and tranquility come to Earth. Read more The second phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which includes the Avengers sequel, began with the creation of "Iron Man 3". The continuation of the Avengers was launched during the premiere of the first part. At the same time, the studio bosses announced that only Joss Whedon will act as the director of the continuation of the superhero team-up. The draft of Age of Ultron was ready by April 2013. And already in July of the same year, some pieces were removed. However, the main work began at the end of the winter of 2014. Italy, Great Britain, South Africa, and South Korea were among the countries visited by the film crew. Scarlett Johansson was pregnant during filming. To hide this fact, she had three doubles on the court. Chris Evans even once mistook a stuntwoman for the real Johansson when he wanted to say hello on one of his workdays. James Spader, who gave Ultron movement and voice, had to wear a special suit. His character was 8-9 feet tall (about 2.5 meters), while the actor was almost twice as tall (1.78 meters). If we take the canon, then in the comics, the creator of Ultron was not Tony Stark, but Hank Pym (Ant-Man).