Welcome to Elizabeth Olsen Source: your best source for all things related to Elizabeth Olsen. Elizabeth's breakthrough came in 2011 when she starred in critically-acclaimed movies Martha Marcy May Marlene and Silent House. She made her name in indie movies until her role in 2014 blockbuster Godzilla and then as Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff in Marvel's Avengersand Captain America movies. Elizabeth starred in and was an Executive Producer for Facebook Watch's "Sorry For Your Loss". She is currently starring in WandaVision, the first Marvel TV Series on Disney+. She will also be in Marvel's Dr. Strange sequel and hopefully we'll see another indie movie from her! Enjoy the many photos(including lots of exclusives!), articles, and videos on our site!
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Gallery/Videos: “Today” Show, “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”, and Missha Ad!






 

 

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2023 Missha Ad #1 “Beauty is Reality”
Elizabeth became the Global Ambassador for Missha Cosmetics this year...
“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on April 19, 2023 – Clip 2
Elizabeth talks about how having her do her own stunts...
“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on April 19, 2023 – Clip 1
Elizabeth talks with Stephen about how she overcame her fear...
“Today” on April 19, 2023
Elizabeth and Jher co-star Jessie Plemmons promote their show -...
April 21 2023
Press: Elizabeth Olsen Pays Tribute to Stuart House, Where Kids Who’ve Survived Sexual Assault Go for ‘Life-Saving’ Care

VARIETY: Elizabeth Olsen may save the day in Marvel films, but on Wednesday evening she highlighted her own hero: Gail Abarbanel, the founder and director of the Rape Foundation and Stuart House.

In her speech at Variety’s Power of Women event presented by Lifetime, Olsen spoke passionately about Abarbanel, also in attendance, and the Los Angeles organization that the activist founded nearly five decades ago.

“When I learned about tonight, I asked Gail if there is anything that she would like to do next with the foundation, because in my mind she’s already thought of everything. She said, ‘Yes, to stop sexual abuse on the internet,’” Olsen said. “To me that sounded very, very big and maybe impossible. But if you were to ask her what she wanted to create in 1974, I think that would have also sounded just as big and impossible.”

Olsen recalled her first meeting with Abarbanel, who founded Stuart House after recognizing how poor support networks for sexual abuse victims were during her time as a social worker in Santa Monica. The organization has since become an internationally renowned model for child advocacy centers, providing a place where children who have been sexually assaulted are provided free medical, legal and psychological care.

Olsen first met Abarbanel in 2015, when she received a tour of Stuart House and its facilities.

“I learned about all the ways that Stuart House has managed to fill a need in a system that can otherwise be so damaging to child victims,” Olsen said. “Without a program like Stuart House, it’s not unheard of for a child to have to go to as many as six different agencies to report their abuse and sit through interviews by professionals with no training whatsoever on how to work with children. At Stuart House, they provide in-house police detectives, prosecutors, child advocates, therapists and forensic services to help expedite investigations and child protection actions.”

Olsen also took a moment to describe the volunteer work she does for Stuart House, which involves working alongside carefully vetted adults as they welcome and engage with children waiting for appointments, providing a safe, comfortable space for victims.

“I don’t say this lightly, but the kids who come to Stuart House really love coming… There’s a boy who is 5 who’s been with us for the last three months and he started coming early just because he wants to play with our magnetic tiles,” Olsen shared. “Ultimately he’s having a positive association with the people and the place where he is receiving treatment — treatment that will ultimately be life-saving for his future. And his future is one of many that Gail has helped transform.”

September 29 2022
Gallery/Videos: Promoting “Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective”




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“Good Morning America” Introduction on June 28, 2022
Just a little clip of Lizzie and Robbie before their...
Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective by Elizabeth Olsen & Robbie Arnett
Award-winning actress Elizabeth Olsen and esteemed musician Robbie Arnett have...
Elizabeth Olsen & Robbie Arnett’s Book Signing & Interview | “Hattie Harmony: Worry Detective”
Elizabeth and Robbie answer fan questions about their upcoming book...
Charades on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” – June 29, 2022
Elizabeth and Gaten Matarazzo from Stranger Things play Charades with...
“The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” – June 29, 2022
Elizabeth Visits The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to talk...
“The Jess Cagle Show” (Audio only) – June 30, 2022
Lizzie and Robbie talking about their new book "Hattie Harmony:.Worry...
Sirius XM: Elizabeth and Robbie Promote ‘Hattie Harmony’
Elizabeth and her husband (and co-author), Robbie Arnett talk to...
“Good Morning America” – June 28, 2022
Elizabeth and her husband (and co-author), Robbie Arnett visit Good...
“Good Morning America” Ask Me Anything – June 28, 2022
Elizabeth answers questions from her fans on Good Morning America...
July 01 2022
Gallery: Magazine Scan Update

 

 

 

 

August 22 2021
Gallery: Filming Italy Festival 2021

Elizabeth attended the Filming Italy Festival, which was held at the Forte Village Resort in Santa Margherita di Pula on Thursday. I’m still trying to find out what award she won. I’ll update this when I do. So glad they’re starting to do events again!

 
July 22 2021
Video: FINALLY- WandaVision Trailer & Key Art

 

COMIC BOOK – Currently, WandaVision does not yet have a release date. While the series likely won’t be arriving until sometime in December, it was included in a Disney+ trailer last week showcasing the upcoming titles set to arrive on the platform still this year and both the new trailer and this new key art is very exciting for fans, especially considering how much flux entertainment — particularly Marvel offerings — has been in this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier this year, production on WandaVision, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and Loki were all shut down due to the pandemic, though production on the series reportedly resumed earlier this month.

WandaVision will likely feel much different than previous Marvel Studios projects, considering just how strange its concepts appear to be. Paul Bettany, who plays Vision in the MCU, said earlier this year that the show is

“Yes, I’m back for WandaVision… I am such an admirer of Kevin Feige, he has taken such a risk with the show, and the concept of this show. It’s beautifully written by [Jac Schaeffer] and her staff of writers – and it is f-cking bonkers,” Bettany said. “I mean it’s so out there and nuts, the choices that they are making. And fans will not have to wait that much longer… they’ll much more of an insight, very, very, soon as to what it may look and feel like.”

You can check out the official synopsis for WandaVision below.

“Marvel Studios’ ‘WandaVision’ blends the style of classic sitcoms with the Marvel Cinematic Universe in which Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany)—two super-powered beings living their ideal suburban lives—begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems. The new series is directed by Matt Shakman; Jac Schaeffer is head writer. Debuts on Disney+ this year.”

September 21 2020
Press: Elizabeth Olsen Auditioned for Daenerys Targaryen With Two Accents

VULTURE – What’s for you will not pass you, according to a lot of quote cards on Pinerest, and the role of Daenerys Targaryen was apparently not for Elizabeth Olsen. At Vulture’s Emmy studio this week, Olsen told us about one of her early auditions, which happened to be for a certain HBO fantasy about ten years ago. “When I first started working, I just auditioned for everything, because I like auditioning. And I auditioned for Khaleesi. I forgot that,” she said. “It was the most awkward audition I’d ever had.” Olsen says she auditioned with a monologue from the end of the first season: “[From] after she just burned. And she’s making this speech to thousands of people about how she’s their queen. They didn’t know if they wanted a British accent or not. So, you did it in both. It was terrible. Anytime someone says, ‘Bad audition story.’ That’s one I remember.”

Now, though, Olsen is as Thrones-obsessed as the rest of us. “I’m just so deep in Game of Thrones that all I can think about is Kit Harington,” she said. “I mean, he’s just brainwashed me.” Welcome to the club!

May 17 2019
Gallery: “Wind River” Screencaps

I hope everyone has seen Wind River. If not, make sure you do before you look at these screencaps. Contain spoilers!

 

 

 

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November 09 2017
“Captain America: Civil War” Bonus Features

 
 

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September 04 2016
Elizabeth Olsen explains why singing badly on purpose for her new movie was ‘freeing’

In “I Saw the Light,” which premiered Friday night at the Toronto International Film Festival, Elizabeth Olsen plays Audrey Mae Williams, the first wife of legendary country singer-songwriter Hank Williams.

Olsen’s powerful performance portrays Audrey as someone who is strong-centered, but at a certain point, becomes fed-up with her famous husband’s cheating and hard drinking. She ends up divorcing him. Williams (played by Tom Hiddleston) would die tragically at the age of 29.

But, like Hiddleston, who really sings the Williams songs in the movie, Olsen gets to show off her vocal skills, too — but in a different fashion.

Audrey aspires to be a country singer and performs duets with Williams at the gin joints Williams plays at during the early stages of his career.

When Audrey gets increasingly serious about her career and wants to sing with Williams at his radio gigs, things don’t go so well. While belting out the songs in a high-pitched wail, even Williams can’t defend his wife when she’s finally told she can’t continue to perform alongside her husband.

Olsen said singing badly on purpose was a lot of fun.

“It was very freeing,” she told Business Insider. “[Tom] is trying to sound like someone so iconic, I’m trying to sound like someone who it’s even hard to find sound clippings of.”

Though Olsen managed to track down some recordings of Audrey singing, she was able to take liberties in how Audrey would sound.

The bigger challenge was making sure not to make Audrey sound too awful.

“In the movie when she sings in the household and in front of people you can enjoy listening to her, so we had to make sure a general person would think she’s okay,” Olsen told BI. “But when she starts singing for people that work in the industry and who have a musical ear, it had to be like, ‘She’s never going to be successful.’ So that was the balance.”

Olsen is no stranger to singing on screen. She did it in “Very Good Girls,” an indie film in which she co-starred with Dakota Fanning, that was released last year.

But singing badly on purpose in “I Saw the Light” was more fun.

“There’s so much humor in it,” she said. “You need that in a film with a lot of sadness.”

“I Saw the Light” opens in theaters November 27.

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September 14 2015