Don't Expect To See Emily Blunt Star In Any Superhero Movies: 'I Don't Like Them'
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Fans had long hoped that Blunt and her husband, John Krasinski, would be cast in Marvel's upcoming "Fantastic Four" film.
Emily Blunt is feeling less than fantastic about superhero movies these days. Putting it, well, bluntly in a new interview this week, the British actor, who many fans have long hoped to see in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, firmly quashed rumors that she and her husband, John Krasinski, were in talks to star in the studio’s upcoming “Fantastic Four” film. “That is fan-casting,” she said on “The Howard Stern Show” on Wednesday. “No one has received a phone call. That’s just people saying, ‘Wouldn’t that be great?’”
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