”Marvels” star Iman Vellani says, ”The box office has nothing to do with me, I don't care, that's the CEO's job”... Also mentions Park Seo Jun

Hot Topic has an interview with Iman Vellani, one of the stars of "Marvels", in which he said that the success of a movie has nothing to do with him.
On November 19th (Korean time), foreign media such as the American entertainment media ``Yahoo! Entertainment'' announced that
We introduced an interview with Iman Vellani, the Hollywood actress who played the role of Mira Khan. Iman Vellani said, ``The box office of a movie is something I cannot control.
I don't want to worry about it. What good would that do?'' ``That's Bob Iger's job.''
Iman Vellani continued, ``(The box office) has nothing to do with me. I am satisfied with the finished product, and the people I care about enjoyed the film.''
"We had a really good time watching this movie, and that's all we want from this movie. It has superheroes, it's set in space, it's not deep, it's about teamwork,
It's a story about sisterly love. It's an interesting movie, and I'm really happy to be able to share it with people." Iman Vellani, a longtime Marvel fan, was especially excited about the movie.
Even before joining the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), he had experienced malicious comments that were intentionally aimed at eliminating them. ``If people get excited about something,
You have to keep it exciting. "And if there is constructive criticism, voice it, but never throw cold water on someone else's excitement."
Iman Vellani also commented on the filming scene with Park Seo Jun, saying, "We had to shoot all day. It was very interesting."
She said, ``Before I danced with Prince Yang (Park Seo Jun), there was a beat where I started singing, which was pretty funny. And there was also a moment where Kamala started singing.
Everything went really well. The song continued to play on set and was running around in everyone's heads for 24 hours.
Even so, I never got tired of it." On the other hand, "Marvels" had the highest opening week in the history of Disney Marble Studios.
It also recorded poor results and struggled at the box office. In South Korea, the cumulative number of viewers as of the 19th was 630,000, and the film is expected to fail in reaching 1 million people.
As of the 19th, ``Marvels'' had worldwide revenue of $161.32 million (approximately 24.13 billion yen).
The production cost for "Marvels" was $274.8 million (approximately 41,173 million yen).