1. Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man
Andrew Garfield was a huge Spider-Man fan even before he got the role. He once said, “I was kind of obsessed with Spider-Man growing up. I would practice my web-shooting in my room and pretend to swing through the city.” He even cried when he first wore the suit!
2. Emma Watson as Hermione Granger
Emma Watson was a big fan of the Harry Potter books before she got cast as Hermione. She said she felt like she was meant to play Hermione because she related to her so much. Emma even memorized Hermione’s lines from the books before she auditioned.
3. Chris Evans as Captain America
Chris Evans turned down the role of Captain America multiple times because he was scared of the commitment. But deep down, he always loved the character. He grew up reading Captain America comics and felt a strong connection to Steve Rogers’ values.
4. Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter
Daniel Radcliffe was a huge fan of the Harry Potter series before he got the role. He said, “I was a massive fan of the books when I was younger. I think I read the first three in the space of about a week.” Playing Harry was a dream come true for him.
5. Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn
Margot Robbie has always been fascinated by Harley Quinn. She did extensive research on the character before playing her in “Suicide Squad.” Margot said she loves Harley’s unpredictability and layered personality.
6. Tom Holland as Spider-Man
Tom Holland was just like any other kid who dreamed of being Spider-Man. He even dressed up as the character for a fancy dress competition when he was eight. Tom said, “I have been a huge fan of Spider-Man since I was a kid, and it was a dream come true to get to play him.”
7. Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool
Ryan Reynolds was so obsessed with Deadpool that he spent years trying to get a movie made. He even leaked test footage to create buzz. Ryan said, “I’ve been in love with this character for a long time, and it’s an absolute privilege to get to play him.”
8. Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman
Gal Gadot admired Wonder Woman long before she got the part. She said she was inspired by the character’s strength and compassion. Gal said, “She’s all about love and hope and acceptance and fighting for a better future.”
9. Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
Hugh Jackman didn’t know much about Wolverine before he was cast, but he quickly became obsessed. He read all the comics and trained intensely to embody the character. Hugh said, “Playing Wolverine has been the role of a lifetime.”
10. Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen
Jennifer Lawrence was a huge fan of “The Hunger Games” books before she became Katniss. She related to Katniss’s strength and determination. Jennifer said, “I loved the books so much, and I felt like I really understood Katniss.”
11. Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man
Robert Downey Jr. was passionate about Iron Man from the start. He saw a lot of himself in Tony Stark and wanted to bring authenticity to the role. Robert said, “Tony Stark is a man who becomes a hero, not because he has to, but because he chooses to.”
12. Brie Larson as Captain Marvel
Brie Larson was excited to play Captain Marvel because she admired the character’s strength and independence. She said, “Captain Marvel is unapologetically herself, and I think that’s something we can all aspire to be.”
13. Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther
Chadwick Boseman was deeply invested in Black Panther’s story. He took the role very seriously and wanted to honor the character’s legacy. Chadwick said, “This is not just a normal superhero movie; it’s a cultural experience.”
14. Daisy Ridley as Rey
Daisy Ridley was thrilled to join the Star Wars universe as Rey. She grew up watching the movies and was inspired by the strong characters. Daisy said, “It’s an incredible honor to be a part of something that means so much to so many people.”
15. John Boyega as Finn
John Boyega was a huge Star Wars fan before he played Finn. He even had a lightsaber as a kid. John said, “Being in Star Wars is like living out a childhood dream. It’s surreal and amazing.”
