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Have you ever seen a little girl run so fast she falls down? There’s an instant, a fraction of a second before the world catches hold of her again… A moment when she’s outrun every doubt and fear she’s ever had about herself and she flies. In that one moment, every little girl flies.  —Captain Marvel Vol 8 #1

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Tessa Thompson | Pop Quiz | Marie Claire

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Random pictures of Brie Larson in hat/cap

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Tessa Thompson for TIME Magazine (2019)

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Latin Love Narrator: Aww, look at that. One big, happy family.

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Lmao

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There are subtle differences between the Starforce suit and the Captain Marvel look besides just color […] she also has an added pair of golden metallic stripes extending out of the star on her chest. “It’s as if she’s promoted in rank, she’s earned her stripes so to speak. She’s Carol Danvers, Captain Marvel, her own person/human. She’s no longer a Kree, part of the collective.” — Andy Park, Marvel Studios Director of Visual Development

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Brie + hands.

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Brie Larson for The Hollywood Reporter, January 2016

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“From the script’s first draft, Larson says she noted the significance of women being involved, in all stages of the film’s creative process.”

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Fighting With My Family (2019) dir. Stephen Merchant

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It’s always a good thing to push people’s minds that women can be tough and cool and lethal… I do feel things are changing. Women are proving themselves time and time again to have an amazing tap of what works in cinema.

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Emily Blunt as Rita Vrataski in EDGE OF TOMORROW (2014)