US EditionCarrie Coon Exited Marvel After the Studio Said ‘We’re Not Going to Pay You Any More Money’ for ‘Avengers: Endgame,’ Says Husband Tracy Letts
- Carrie Coon did not return for 'Avengers: Endgame' due to a salary dispute, as stated by her husband Tracy Letts.
- Coon's absence from 'Endgame' was mainly about salary, although she initially mentioned a scheduling conflict.
- Coon played Proxima Midnight in 'Avengers: Infinity War,' which grossed $2 billion globally within seven weeks of release.
- Coon's voice was included uncredited in 'Endgame,' but she declined to return for the sequel when not compensated more for her role.
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Carrie Coon Turned Down MCU Return Over a Salary Dispute: Marvel Told Her She Should Be ‘Fortunate’ to Even Be Asked
"We would’ve made a bigger deal out of this, but it would have involved us watching the movies and we weren’t going to do that," Coon's husband, actor/playwright Tracy Letts, said.
Carrie Coon Turned Down ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Due To Marvel Not Paying Her More Money, Husband Tracy Letts Says
Carrie Coon could have reprised her Marvel Cinematic Universe role in Avengers: Endgame, but declined to continue after the studio didn’t offer her more money. The White Lotus and Gilded Age star played the humanoid Proxima Midnight in 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War. Although her character was set to return for Endgame, a dispute in pay made Coon exit the sequel, according to her husband Tracy Letts. “I believe [Marvel] went to her for the se…
Carrie Coon Exited Marvel After the Studio Said ‘We’re Not Going to Pay You Any More Money’ for ‘Avengers: Endgame,’ Says Husband Tracy Letts
Carrie Coon played Proxima Midnight in "Avengers Infinity" but did not return for "Endgame" because Marvel wouldn't pay her more.
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