With so much conjecture and so many theories flying around, it can be hard to know what to take seriously.Īt the very least, this interview proves Maslany has a sense of humor about herself and the show, which should be a good fit for the next genre Marvel is taking on with its slate of streaming shows. There’s been some confusion over co-star Jameela Jamil’s role on the show, rumors over a World War Hulk film following up the series, and talk about what sort of role Charlie Cox’s Daredevil might have. She-Hulk has been the subject of much speculation since its announcement, so it’s understandable that some might see a singing Shulkie as a possibility. That said, considering the highly facetious rapport Maslany has with Aukerman and Diston and those on-the-nose song choices, she could have been 100% joking.
It certainly would go along with the fourth-wall-breaking antics first made popular in John Byrne, Bob Wiacek, Glynis Oliver and John Workman’s Sensational She-Hulk comic run, and these themes are reported to be carrying over into the television show. The three are clearly having a good time with the idea of a singing Jade Giantess. See also D&D 5 MustHave Spells For Level 1 Clerics (& 5 To Avoid) “I do ‘It Ain’t Easy Being Green,'” she adds. “Do you do the Madonna version or the Peggy Lee version?” one host asks, and Maslany answers in the affirmative after Madonna is mentioned. I do ‘Fever’.” This response draws big laughs and more questions. Maslany hesitates and the hosts press on, laughing, “They got you singing?” and “Do you get to sing? Do you guys karaoke?” Maslany then coyly confirms, “I do. “Any sexy songs in She-Hulk?” is the question that sets off the whole exchange. The other is “Fever,” a song originally sung by Peggy Lee, but the Madonna version from the 1992 album Erotica is also brought up. Fittingly, one is the classic “It Ain’t Easy Being Green” made popular by Kermit the Frog - and a sentiment She-Hulk can definitely relate to. During the episode, Maslany admits she will sing two different songs in the new series. Tatiana Maslany, who will portray the titular She-Hulk in Disney+’s half-hour courtroom comedy series, says she will share her singing talents on the show with a couple of fittingly chosen songs.Īs reported by The Direct, Maslany was recently a guest on the podcast Scott Hasn’t Seen, hosted by podcast legend Scott Aukerman and comedian Shaun Diston playing avant-garde character Sprague the Whisperer.
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