An amazing day of Marvel Echo interviews!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- It was an amazing day of Marvel Echo interviews with Alaqua Cox as #Echo, Vincent D'Onofrio as #Kingpin, Chaske Spencer (Henry) and Devery Jacobs (Bonnie) as well as amazing interviewers with #Echo director Sydney Freeland and Executive Director Richie Palmer. Hosted by Vincent Schilling.
Interview timestamps:
1:53 Vincent D'Onofrio (Kingpin)
7:00 Chaske Spencer (Henry) and Devery Jacobs (Bonnie)
13:00 Alaqua Cox (Echo)
20:15 Sydney Freeland (Director)
25:55 Richie Palmer
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You sir have just earned a new subscriber! Your joy and energy is a welcome sight!
Thanks so much my friend!
Amazing amazing interviews! Everyone was so lovely…this show looks like it’s going to be absolutely positively incredible!
Thanks so much for watching and for your awesome comment Danibeth!
oh FUN interviews! Nerdy Guy you are so much fun to watch! I can totally relate to your energy and enthusiasm!
I have a Deaf friend who is absolutely bonkers about this show, and it was fabulous to see Deaf culture represented as well as Native cultures. Really pleased to see so much Native talent onscreen and behind the scenes. It's not only important for all the "brown kids who don't see themselves represented" but for all the other kids who have a head full of stereotypes (I grew up watching the great Jay Silverheels who carried himself with grace, even though he was rarely given any real power in the stories).
Echo delivers on so many levels; a character driven story, with down to earth consequences. The galactic level threats in the other films/series are fine, but at some point that becomes kinda ridiculous. Nice to see relateable, complex characters in more ordinary situations.
Alaqua Cox is just awesome. Nuff said.
Thanks so much for your fantastic comment! I appreciate your support!
Did not expect Vincent’s real voice to sound THAT different from his portrayal of Fisk! Wow! And it’s also odd seeing him with hair!
I wanted to wait until after I watched the show before devouring these interviews. Your energy is palpable and infectious. Nya weh and miigwetch 🤘✊
Nia:wen!!! So glad you could tune in!
Actully can’t wait for the show
This is the energy of a professional who is exactly in the place he belongs :)
Bro I just want you to be my next door neighbor man. You have such a delightful energy. I couldn’t stop smiling watching this
Hey Jorge, what an amazing thing to say my brother. I'd be proud to be your neighbor, we'd probably mow each others front lawns to be cool neighbors, lol.
Thanks so much my friend, have a great day!
I have the same passion for comic books , great interview , can't wait for the new shows related to Echo .
Echo will be amazing .
That's awesome Juan! Thanks so much for watching
I love the Passion ..
Thanks so much Moses
YAY!!!! GREAT JOB, BRO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, thanks
👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🖐🖐🖐🖐👋👋👋👋 Bravo Mr Vincent Schilling for this interview !!!! You're giving a voice to people who themselves are at last giving a voice to their Original First Nations of America in a context of a TV filmed adaptation of a comic which is eventually giving a more realistic platform in a sur(real)per hero story in terms of contemporary characters. Niawen'kó:wa from a white French dude who lived among the Tsitsistas and So'taeo'o People (AKA Northern Cheyenne Nation of Montana).
Nia:wen so much RX, I am humbled and honored by your kindness here in the comments. I am so glad you listened in.
@@VinceSchilling 👍
Following you on X, but I stumbled into this from another story. THANK YOU for a great interview but just an intro to ECHO. Definitely want to see this and so glad Marvel is doing this.
Love the series and I especially love the ending song, it made me feel really emotional and cry a little.
I just finished the series and I needed more, so the only way is to watch interviews and reactions. I enjoyed your energy, your passion and the little things I learned in this video. Cheers from France!
Thanks so much for watching! I'll be posting a review and final thoughts soon!
That's a very good reason for me to suscribe!
devery jacobs is kahori the new marvel character from what if
The fact that she never acted before this is hard to comprehend. Simply amazing
my step mother who rised when me was a baby when my real mother was murdered liked Dc wonder woman
Hello Torrey, thanks so much for watching ... so very about your mother my friend. I appreciate you.
No problem friend have good day@@VinceSchilling
Says "I hope so, that would be fun", what we all assume. Feige sees interview, chuckles, flips already plotted script into the 'make it happen' pile.
EXACTLY ... good call my friend. Thanks so much for watching!
* pinch, pinch *
Ha ha! Awesome! Thanks!
Mr Schilling… *respectfully,* this was a mildly frustrating watch. Reason being, the 'journalist-to-fan' ratio here was in need of some recalibration. As much as I (believe I) understand your enthusiasm and would perhaps be just as effusive in the presence of such talent, I feel like you owe it to your viewers to get that outta your system quickly so as not to needlessly burn through those precious few minutes you have with them. I'm not from your community, so when a brand like Marvel does a project like this, if I can learn a little of what the community under the cinematic spotlight might think and feel about how they're portrayed etc, all the better. And all told, for hearing as many "how does it feel" and "what is it like" type of superficial questions as were there, I don't feel like I learned a great deal besides _your opinions on these individuals_ …though a notable exception was Ms Freeland's answer regarding the first comic run of Echo she read, 'cos few others with an opinion to offer on those books would even be 'qualified' to make the same assessment she did of them. Another was those last few seconds with Mr Palmer: nothing whatsoever to do with the show frankly, but just a nice human moment he likely won't have had elsewhere during a long day of interviews. _That's_ the stuff I wanna hear/discover! I hoped they'd talk to you differently because of who (and what) you are, the 'shorthand' Mr Spencer spoke of, and Ms Jacobs definitely tried to… but I reckon the stage was set for significantly more meangingful and deeper interaction. I dunno. Thinking out loud I guess; I'll stop now. Left you a 'like'. Thanks, and g'luck. 🫡
Hey StaminaMc, I really appreciate the amount of time you took to share your thoughts. I certainly will take many of your points into account moving forward. Thanks so very much for your respect and thoughts. In the Native community, there really is great excitement for this level of experience and exposure. So I loved being excited and also see how I could have asked more about my guests.
Thanks again my friend, I appreciate your watching and support.