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The actor says he was immediately intrigued by the idea of playing multiple versions of the villain, and when he accepted the role, he pored over decades of Kang's comic book appearances for insight.
In person, Majors is charmingly warm and irreverent, greeting this EW reporter like an old friend he hasn't seen for years. But on screen as Kang, there's an unsettling weight to his performance. Sometimes he rants and rages; other moments he's disarmingly quiet and still. Even when compared to iconic Marvel baddies like Thanos or Loki, there's something disturbing and a little chaotic about Kang. "For me, it was all about one's relationship with time," Majors says.
"There's a gravitas to Jonathan," Rudd says, recalling his first day shooting with the actor, a scene in which Scott and Kang first meet. "He knew exactly what he wanted to do, and he had his own rhythm and his own cadence. He was so rooted into the ground. It was interesting because I'm meeting him in the scene, and he's deliberate in his speech. Scott is a little fast-talking. He's a little jokey, and this is the way he deals with people.
"I think the biggest prejudice toward the MCU films is that [some critics] say, 'Oh, it's a comic book movie,'" Majors explains. "That actually really hurts your feelings, you know? As an artist, you go, 'Well, what does that mean?' I think it's a mean thing to say. There's this idea that there's a certain way you have to act in these movies and it's not 'real acting.' But I've watched all of them, and I know it's real acting.
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