Do we choose to forgive those who have hurt us, to seek forgiveness from those whom we may have injured? Beautifully crafted, the novel attempts to show the universality of the experience of being both child and parent. Much anticipated, her most recent work, My Name is Lucy Barton, continues in Strout’s tradition of writing highly introspective, emotionally charged prose. Then again, if Winstead is not destined for Marvel, I think we can live with that, considering how many other badass heroes she has already played.Elizabeth Strout surged to the forefront of American novelists with her Pulitzer Prize winning novel, Olive Kitteridge. All I can say is that I really hope Olivia Wilde’s Marvel movie is still happening because, together, I think these women could make magic by bringing this story to the big screen. I think the best part for her in that case would require a detour away from the MCU and into the path of Sony.įor a long while, there has been talk that the studio has been planning to bring Jessica Drew (a.k.a., Spider-Woman) into its own universe of Spider-Man characters and I believe, when the time finally comes, Winstead should be their first choice to bring the secret agent with arachnid-like abilities to life in live-action.
You know, as great and perfectly fitting as any of the characters above would be for Winstead, I would really want to see her make her Marvel movie debut in her own film and not in a supporting role. (Image credit: Marvel Comics) Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) Jocasta is the name of an android originally brought to life by the implanted consciousness of Janet Van Dyne, who was later rescued by the Avengers, but not without leaving traces of her mind in the mechanical body that became its “soul.” Obviously, casting Winstead in this role would require taking a few liberties, but Jocasta’s creator, Ultron, was designed by Hank Pym in the comics and not Tony Stark and Bruce Banner like in Avengers: Age of Ultron, so why not change things up with this underrated, robotic character, too? Before revealing a particularly dark secret about herself, her character reveals that she is a technopath, meaning she has a psychic link with all forms of technology, which gave me the idea to cast her as a Marvel character who, literally, becomes one with technology. Some people may have forgotten this, but Winstead actually made her superhero movie debut in one of the best non-Marvel and non-DC superhero movies, Sky High, as Gwen - one of the most popular students at the titular school for powerful teens.
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