Recently, Wanda Maximoff/Doctor Strange’s Scarlet Witch a.k.a. Elizabeth Olsen expressed her dissatisfaction with Marvel Studios.

‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,’ the latest Marvel film, was released in theatres last week and is currently enjoying worldwide popularity. However, Elizabeth Olsen, who plays Wanda Maximoff in the film, appears to have some qualms about Marvel Studios and has spoken up about them for the first time.

During a recent interview with a foreign portal, Olsen expressed her dissatisfaction with her long-term commitment to Marvel, which forced her to drop a number of other gigs.

She revealed that she missed out on a film with Yorgos Lanthimos, a dark comedy that ‘might have opened up a completely different road’ for her as an actor.

When asked about the role, she stated, “I started to feel frustrated.” “I had work stability, but I was losing elements of myself that I thought were more integral to my existence.” “And the further removed I got from it, the less I was considered for it,” she explained.

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