The first three episodes of WandaVision are now available to watch on Disney + and each focuses on a different era of television. The first episode was in the style of 1950s sitcoms and saw Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) host a dinner for Vision’s boss, Mr. Hart (Fred Melamed), and his wife Mrs. Hart (Debra Jo Rupp). ). Recently, ComicBook.com had the chance to talk to Rupp about her time on the series. Although she did appear in the second episode of the show, she was not seen in the third. We were admittedly a bit disappointed as the latest installment is in 70s style, and Rupp is best known for playing Kitty Forman on That ’70s show. However, the star explained why she didn’t mind missing a return to the grooviest decade.
“I happened to look good in 50s as opposed to 70s clothes, so that was great for me,” said Rupp when asked about the show’s set. We later suspected that she might be relieved to see the 1970s episode of WandaVision because of her aversion to the clothes.
“Those clothes, there is nothing attractive about those clothes. And I also lived in the 70s. It never suited me. It’s as if an entire decade could disappear in ‘clothes land’.” Oh, I think if I had been part of the ’70s episode it would have got you out. I think it was okay in the 50’s, but I think it would have … It’s a really good story and there’s a lot of clues and that would have taken it away. If I were directing I would have done the exact same thing. “
For the rest of the season, fans can expect Rupp again. “I think so,” Rupp replied when asked if Mrs. Hart is coming back. Unless I’m exhausted, and you never know, that’s the fate of an actor. You just never know. But I think so. ‘
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The first three episodes of WandaVision are now streaming on Disney + with new episodes coming out on Friday. If you haven’t signed up for Disney + yet, you can try it out here.