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In case the backgrounds glimpsed in the teaser trailer don’t give it away, Marvel Studios’ forthcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron broadens the scope of the series away from the first movie’s New York-centric focus.
During an appearance on Marvel’s own The Watcher web series, Age of Ultron writer and director Joss Whedon explained why the movie’s production schedule had included stops in Korea, South Africa and Italy, in addition to its English base. “Weirdly enough, the entire film takes place in Cleveland,” he joked.
“This is a very global film,” he went on. “We wanted the world perspective on the Avengers, what they’re doing, what they’ve been doing and who they are. They’re being the Avengers, and that’s a global thing, and it’s also… it doesn’t make everybody love them. So we wanted to see both sides of that.”
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