Elizabeth was this morning on Lorraine, through Skype, to promote the Disney+ series WandaVision. During the interview she spoke about reprising Wanda Maximoff for the series, what her life is like with being sisters with the infamous Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen and how she feels about being in the UK. You can watch the interview below!

We’ve decided on compiling in this post all video interviews Elizabeth is giving while promoting WandaVision, premiering this Friday on Disney+. You’ll find all released videos below and under the cut. Keep an eye out for our twitter @lizolsenorg, as we’ll update you regarding new videos!

Elizabeth and her WandaVision co-star Paul Bettany were on The One Show yesterday to talk about their upcoming show, set to be released on Disney+ this Friday. You can watch the interview below, their part begins at 8:48.

As part of her press tour duties for WandaVision, Elizabeth chat with Good Morning America about playing Wanda Maximoff once more, and the upcoming Disney+ series. You can watch the full video below.

Elizabeth was this past week on Jimmy Kimmel Live, where she spoke about being in London during the lockdown, celebrating New Year’s Eve abroad and WandaVision fan theories. You can watch the full clip released below!

We’ve got a WandaVision premiere date, everyone! That’s right, the upcoming Disney+ show starring Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany will be streaming on January 12, 2021. But before the release date was released, it had been announced that the duo would be covering the December issue of Entertainment Weekly and blessing us with some new images and information on the show. We’ve updated our gallery with the released stills and scans from the issue, and below you can watch a video interview and read the article!

Last year, the notoriously secretive Marvel Studios did something unprecedented: It opened its set to visitors. WandaVision, the six-hour series about Elizabeth Olsen’s reality-altering witch and Paul Bettany’s charming android, takes inspiration from beloved TV comedies, from campy 1950s classics to the zany family shows of the ’90s. So for its premiere episode, Marvel’s first Disney+ TV show went full midcentury sitcom, filming in classic black and white in front of a live studio audience (all of whom signed very, very strict NDAs).

Crew members came to set in ’50s-era clothing, and used period lenses and lighting to capture that dreamy vintage glow. The special-effects team employed wires and camera tricks straight from Bewitched or I Dream of Jeannie, making wine bottles appear to pour on their own and household appliances zoom about like magic. And when Vision’s familiar maroon skin didn’t look quite right in grayscale, the makeup artists painted Bettany blue instead.

Bettany and Olsen rehearsed their entrances and exits as if putting on a play, and at first, they say the notion of live performance terrified them more than any Marvel supervillain. But by the time they secured their first audience chuckle, the pair realized they might have missed their calling as sitcom stars. “It was insanity,” Olsen, 31, says with a laugh. “There was something very meta for my own life because I would visit those tapings as a kid, where my sisters were working [on Full House].”
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