Scarlett Johansson, who played Black Widow in the MCU, spoke with her Black Widow co-star David Harbour about challenges of playing the same character.

It’s also possible, maybe even likely, that while the actress may have moved on, Wanda will be back. We could see a recast ...

Scarlett Johansson reunited with Marvel co-star David Harbour and the pair discussed their career experiences in acting. Johansson's stint with Marvel for 10 years sometimes limited her personal ...

In conversation with Thunderbolts star David Harbour for Interview Magazine, Johansson answered "no" when asked if she'd seen the movie yet. Then, when Harbour congratulated her for being an ...

Scarlett Johansson told David Harbour during a conversation for Interview magazine that she asked Marvel to remove her executive producer credit for “Thunderbolts*,” the tentpole that opened in ...

Scarlett Johansson isn't taking credit for Thunderbolts*. The former Marvel Cinematic Universe actress chatted with one of the Thunderbolts* stars, David Harbour, for Interview magazine, where he ...

During a conversation with Black Widow co-star David Harbour for Interview Magazine, Johansson also voiced some of the difficult parts that came with starring in such high-profile productions.

Johansson and David Harbour recently did a conversation for Interview Magazine, where one of the topics they discussed was the MCU's latest outing. It started with Harbour, who made his MCU debut ...

HARBOUR It's funny, when we shot BlackWidow, there was no time for this scene in the movie itself, because the movie is clearly about Scarlett's character. But there were some DVD extras that came ...

During a conversation with Scarlett Johansson in Interview Magazine, Harbour, who plays Jim Hopper, explained why he's somewhat relieved Stranger Things season 5 will end the show.

As Florence Pugh and David Harbour enter into the home stretch of the Thunderbolts* press tour, a couple of key absences are on their minds from their collective MCU debut in 2021’s Black Widow.