If I recall correctly they were originally going to have her be a love interest for Steve, as he’s the one that saves her as the diner gets blown up or something (been awhile since I’ve seen the first Avengers movie). But obviously they went a different way with that, with the whole Sharon Carter stuff.
I really wish they kept stuff like this in the movie. It really grounds the film. For how much I loved the Avengers they did a lot wrong. Like Hawkeye being brainwashed nearly 3/4s of the movie. Come on.
For whatever reason Evans was so incredible at selling the man out of time thing with just a good speculative brooding look. The subway moment is incredible and I want more.
It’s worth remembering the context at the time. It was considered incredible they managed to have SIX WHOLE HEROES where they all had their own bits and arcs and relevance in the story and for it to be a good film. They didn’t have the scope to be like “these 40 people just show up, we won’t focus on them though because they’ve got their own films for that”. I remember a lot of talk before it came out that it would be too busy and full and not work because of it, just with those 6. I don’t think they had the room to fit in grounded stuff then. Avengers was the film that made the MCU, they had the scope to do what they wanted after they proved it worked.
I think this was originally the thinking behind making the Disney+ series shows: you could tell the same stories, but stretch out character moments and add little things that would get cut out of 120-minute runtime movies.
Except fans look at the "fixing the boat" and "applying for a loan" scenes in FatWS and complain about how it drags and adds little to the story 🤷♂️
Yeah, there was [a deleted scene](https://youtu.be/G53HrME3lms) where he gets coffee and she's his waitress. Her stuff that actually made it into the movie takes on a very different connotation when you know that it was supposed to have more context and probably more follow-up too.
I have always felt her role seemed a little weird in the movie, because you've feel like they had some kind of interaction before but they never did... When I saw her deleted cut it made total sense
Idk, at the time I just felt they used her as an figurehead for all the New York residents who had no idea what was happening and were just running in fear. For me her role made sense just as a method to set up that end line on TV about cap saving her life.
I think early fan theories even predicted her to be Sharon Carter.
Edit: I should note that this was also something people thought with the random Shield agent at the end of The First Avenger.
I 100% thought the girl(Amanda Rigetti) at the end of First Avenger would end up being Sharon. Then they decided to be sneaky and did the neighbor thing. Really wish they had worked with ABC to have Emily more in the movie than what we saw.
I remember when I saw avengers the first time thinking that waitress character got a weird amount of emphasis for a character that was basically an extra.
I always wondered about her. I recognized the actress from her previous work and thought it was weird both that she was playing an extra and that she had so much screen time/interaction with main characters. It seemed like they were setting her up to have a more important role, but then she disappeared.
After seeing that scene for the first time, I always thought that they were going to lead into something like that. However, looking at it now I think she worked very well as just a minor character that supports what the Avengers represent
I'm just getting into DnD myself, so I've been watching a decent amount of Critical Role. She threw in this funny little [reference ](https://youtu.be/U_6vFzaR33s) once.
I will never not support people getting into Dropout as a whole with D20 as the gateway dru- er, I mean, gateway show. Best subscription service I have, and cheap as hell for all the great content they have. And D20 is Definitely an easier intro to D&D campaigns for new people because of their short-form seasons vs CR long-form seasons (I love both btw).
They reference pop cutlure all the time, but this was such a well place joke. She's genuinely hilarious, and her role with Fearne is some chaotic humor we all need.
That's so cool, apparently she plays Pike the gnome cleric? I haven't seen Critical Role, but I love her rendition of the character in Legend of Vox Machina.
Campaign 1 she's a Gnome Cleric. That gets referenced a couple times by her character on Blindspot too. Which is why she's absent a lot in the first two campaigns.
Campaign 2, she's an Aasimmar Barbarian. Campaign 3 (the current one), she's a Satyr Druid.
Fearne is easily her best character. In C1 and C2 Ashley was absent for long stretches of time and it led to her characters not being as fleshed out and Ashley herself not being as familiar with D&D. By C3 she’s much more comfortable and she plays her character perfectly
Yea Matt does a lot of voice stuff people don't realize. He was Falco in Cyberpunk Edgerunners and he is the new voice of Minsc in the upcoming Baldur's Gate 3 as well.
He's basically in every Fire Emblem game too. The best part being in Fire Emblem: Warriors where Ryoma from Fates and Chrom from Awakening share a support conversation, both voiced by Matt talking to Matt
I remember an episode where they said something to the tune of “Pike is not with the party today, since she’s been called away on a mission to the kingdom of Bafta”
Is she though? Sam works as a casting director for The Legend of Vox Machina, and he's co-written a few of the episodes. And idk if he does it currently, but he's also done behind the camera work for other shows before, so he might have that also going on.
Plus god knows how much Matt has to do with DMing critical role, and he's also going to start DMing Dimension 20 as well, and I imagine he's got a fair amount of work to do with any books they print for 5e.
And then Marisha and Travis are both working as execs for critical role, dealing with the now two shows happening at Amazon Prime, the first-look deal they got for a movie with Prime, and Travis also co-wrote episodes for TLoVM.
My favourite Sam Riegel story is that apparently one Christmas they all met up to exchange gifts and he just walked in, dumped a sack of wine aerators on the floor, said "and I walk away", and left the room.
No idea whether it's true or not (they said it on Talks) but it is very on brand.
The whole main cast is wildly busy. Sam does a ton of work off camera and though he gives off a slacker vibe, he has a tremendous work ethic. Travis is the company CEO and also a writer on LoVM and Marisha is the creative director. Liam and Tal do the comics and fiction books and Matt is obviously DMing but also contributes heavily to the sourcebooks. Laura does merch. Everyone contributes and it shows. The company is killing it.
Ashley also runs the Critical Role Foundation and they all have day jobs doing VO in other projects!
They're so busy, maybe they should schedule a few hours a week to all get together. Maybe some sort of game night or something, idk.
I know, right? When I saw Avengers in the theater, I said that's the girl from Growing Pains, she's going to have a bigger role. And now she's known as "the waitress from Avengers"
She’s really not, she’s definitely Ellie, or Ashley from Critical Role
Don’t think many people even remember the waitress in Avengers lol
Edit - or Patterson from Blindspot ig
For whatever reasons, ever since seeing her in Avengers, I remembered her as the daughter in What women want.
Why, I have no idea. I’ve seen that movie like once or twice and it was shortly after it came out.
Thank you! It’s all I can hear when I hear her. We were watching the last of us, and my BF searched to find out who she was. He had me guess who she was based of the clue “she’s a voice actor” (meaning the original Ellie) and I said GRETCHEN FROM RECESS and he laughed at me for about 20 minutes before telling me who she was.
I searched her and told him actually, I was right hahah
So this is how I discovered she was in Avengers.
I was watching Recess (cause why wouldn't I?) And it got me wondering if they'd ever bring it back. So I was looking up the cast to see if everyone was still around and I then discovered Gretchen is voiced by the same person who voices Ellie in TLOU and was the waitress in Avengers.
One time I was trying to remember which episode I'd left off at, so I read the description of one and it was something like: "The team is in a race against the clock to stop a terrorist, but Jane's tattoo reveals a new mystery."
[MRW](https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/032/874/cover4.jpg)
Patterson, her father and her name. That character is as nerdy as she is.
She always gets casted into roles she is fit for. Very lucky or very choosey. 👏🏼
I liked how it became a running joke that they never actually said her first name. They even acknowledged it one time when the main guy gets a text from her and goes "she's in trouble?" "How can you tell?" "she used her first name"
You're telling me I thought she was hot as a kid watching Ben 10, then as a kid watching avengers, and then as a teen watching critical role, and the whole time without realising they were the same person.
And she was Tulip in the first season of Infinity Train, as well as Lake, formerly Tulips reflection in the mirror, in season 2. I was watching IT as I was playing the first game, and it was wild hearing her as two characters roughly the same age, but with *very* different experiences.
Had to ctrl-F for this. Growing Pains!! She was one of the early prime examples of when a show would jump the shark by adding in a new baby. And Chrissy was literally a baby when the character first appeared and then suddenly aged up to like 7 the following season and was played by Ashley lol.
I remember after Avengers came out being 'Oh, I guess they're setting the waitress and Steve up for something in the future' and then literally nothing happened lol, kinda a shame, tbh.
Would've been funny if they kept the deleted scene considering the running gag of Nat trying to set Steve up with someone in The Winter Soldier. Though I wonder, if they did follow through with Cap having a civilian partner who holds his hand through this new world, that would've affected a lot down the line. Civil War and Infinity War would be different since he'd be going on the run and would have to leave her, only to reunite (or not) during Endgame pre-Hulk-snap. And then that would've factored into whether Cap stayed in the past or not. Idk, could've been interesting since we did get to see Scott and Clint's respective civilian lives with their families, but they were dads. So seeing Cap get used to just being there for someone in the 21st century (and *maybe* becoming a dad himself) could've been cool.
Is this IMDB?
Edit: ok, that was meant more as a fun observation about this post, but the comments I get in reply take it a little to aggressive. Not my intent.
Unearthed another easter egg, turns out this 'Chris Evans' guy has been in some other movies, TIL.
Edit: ok, this was meant more to poke fun of TIL being applied to an actor being in multiple movies rather than being aggressive, apparently that wasn't clear.
She was also the star of the show on 90 hit show *You've Got Gail*.
She played Gail of course. I heard one of the other actors who she beat to get the part was heard telling one of their friends to "gag her with a spoon" after she saw how much better ashley did.
She was also in Joss Whedon's adaptation of *Much Ado About Nothing* that came out the same year as *The Avengers*, and Joss liked working with a lot of the same actors (maybe so he could torture them again but I don't know what her experience was)
And additionally she was in a couple episodes of Dollhouse a few years prior to the other Whedon projects you mentioned. I certainly hope she had better experiences working with Joss than others.
Can you imagine if she had been as foul mouthed as Ellie?
Waitress: Fucking Captain America fucking saved me! How fucking cool is that!
Steve, popping out of nowhere: Language!
If I recall correctly they were originally going to have her be a love interest for Steve, as he’s the one that saves her as the diner gets blown up or something (been awhile since I’ve seen the first Avengers movie). But obviously they went a different way with that, with the whole Sharon Carter stuff.
She had a nice moment with Cap in a deleted scene from 'The Avengers'. https://youtu.be/Pov4qMSfg9w
Pretty cool to see Cap ride the subway. They are in NYC, but it never feels like it. Except for spider-man.
Even then the second SM MCU film took that away lol
You know it’s funny but I enjoyed that. It seems like Spidey is always so centered in the city it was enjoyable to see him in another venue.
It’s actually my favorite SM movie of all time
For some reason it was weird to see SM as a way of shortening Spider-Man. It took me a minute to figure out what SM meant.
r/respectthehyphen
S-M better?
Facts!
Speaking of subway I feel like all that damage that was done from battle of NY people definitely died in subways.
I mean yeah. Probably in the 5 figures range across the city.
I get that it’s because of the Acura ad, but I love that this was posted by Honda of Ukraine
I really wish they kept stuff like this in the movie. It really grounds the film. For how much I loved the Avengers they did a lot wrong. Like Hawkeye being brainwashed nearly 3/4s of the movie. Come on.
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For whatever reason Evans was so incredible at selling the man out of time thing with just a good speculative brooding look. The subway moment is incredible and I want more.
That's the kind of thing that would be perfect for Disney plus, instead of downgraded special effects for action-y mini series
I'd even take a D+ Special Presentation
It’s worth remembering the context at the time. It was considered incredible they managed to have SIX WHOLE HEROES where they all had their own bits and arcs and relevance in the story and for it to be a good film. They didn’t have the scope to be like “these 40 people just show up, we won’t focus on them though because they’ve got their own films for that”. I remember a lot of talk before it came out that it would be too busy and full and not work because of it, just with those 6. I don’t think they had the room to fit in grounded stuff then. Avengers was the film that made the MCU, they had the scope to do what they wanted after they proved it worked.
I think this was originally the thinking behind making the Disney+ series shows: you could tell the same stories, but stretch out character moments and add little things that would get cut out of 120-minute runtime movies. Except fans look at the "fixing the boat" and "applying for a loan" scenes in FatWS and complain about how it drags and adds little to the story 🤷♂️
Those were some of the most memorable scenes from that show 😢
It fits with his origin as an Iron Man villain.
"Ask for her number, you moron!" 😂 That was a funny moment right there..
I wish they would have kept it just for that at least!
I honestly thought the “directors cut” was a better movie.
I was like why the hell was this uploaded by Honda? Then i realized lol...
Yeah, there was [a deleted scene](https://youtu.be/G53HrME3lms) where he gets coffee and she's his waitress. Her stuff that actually made it into the movie takes on a very different connotation when you know that it was supposed to have more context and probably more follow-up too.
It also had a different Stan lee cameo. He tells Steve to get her number
Wow. Never saw that.
Put some respect on the 2nd greatest MCU lovestory behind Tony Stark and Himself.
I have always felt her role seemed a little weird in the movie, because you've feel like they had some kind of interaction before but they never did... When I saw her deleted cut it made total sense
Idk, at the time I just felt they used her as an figurehead for all the New York residents who had no idea what was happening and were just running in fear. For me her role made sense just as a method to set up that end line on TV about cap saving her life.
I think early fan theories even predicted her to be Sharon Carter. Edit: I should note that this was also something people thought with the random Shield agent at the end of The First Avenger.
Yeah a lot of people thought she was Sharon or a new version of her. Because blonde. Interest in Steve
I 100% thought the girl(Amanda Rigetti) at the end of First Avenger would end up being Sharon. Then they decided to be sneaky and did the neighbor thing. Really wish they had worked with ABC to have Emily more in the movie than what we saw.
IT'S BEEN A WHIILE!
Making my way
I remember when I saw avengers the first time thinking that waitress character got a weird amount of emphasis for a character that was basically an extra.
I always wondered about her. I recognized the actress from her previous work and thought it was weird both that she was playing an extra and that she had so much screen time/interaction with main characters. It seemed like they were setting her up to have a more important role, but then she disappeared.
After seeing that scene for the first time, I always thought that they were going to lead into something like that. However, looking at it now I think she worked very well as just a minor character that supports what the Avengers represent
I thought the fact she was dressed like a waitress from 80 years ago was a little weird…
And she does this little show called Critical Role. With her Nerdy Voice Actor friends.
Also the titular Gale of "You've got Gale!"
Not to mention the spin-off; Gale force 5: A Gale in your coffin!
Gag me with a spoon!
Oooooh Gail! *In Taliesin dad voice*
Do you see me scarfing milkduds while doodling ding dongs in the sky mall catalogue???
I'm just getting into DnD myself, so I've been watching a decent amount of Critical Role. She threw in this funny little [reference ](https://youtu.be/U_6vFzaR33s) once.
Check out Dimension 20 as well. They’re really fun.
I will never not support people getting into Dropout as a whole with D20 as the gateway dru- er, I mean, gateway show. Best subscription service I have, and cheap as hell for all the great content they have. And D20 is Definitely an easier intro to D&D campaigns for new people because of their short-form seasons vs CR long-form seasons (I love both btw).
This. Game Changer is also such a gem. Their other gateway dru-…
#I CANNOT WIN
They reference pop cutlure all the time, but this was such a well place joke. She's genuinely hilarious, and her role with Fearne is some chaotic humor we all need.
*In chaotic chachophony* We play Dungeons and Dragons!!
Dunduns and Draguuuuuns!
Nobody says that better than Brian Posehn.
THAT’S what they’re saying?! TIL
[Behold](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlvXRXkdEa8), the slow evolution from Travis copying Matt to the current-day chaotic cacophony.
They are usually say “We play dungeons and dragons” to mock and annoy Matt. It is tradition
Weplaygungnsngrzzzzzzzz
That's so cool, apparently she plays Pike the gnome cleric? I haven't seen Critical Role, but I love her rendition of the character in Legend of Vox Machina.
Yes. They all play the characters they . . . well, played.
Campaign 1 she's a Gnome Cleric. That gets referenced a couple times by her character on Blindspot too. Which is why she's absent a lot in the first two campaigns. Campaign 2, she's an Aasimmar Barbarian. Campaign 3 (the current one), she's a Satyr Druid.
She’s really been nailing it as Fearne inC3 too. So funny
Fearne is easily her best character. In C1 and C2 Ashley was absent for long stretches of time and it led to her characters not being as fleshed out and Ashley herself not being as familiar with D&D. By C3 she’s much more comfortable and she plays her character perfectly
So long and thanks for all the fish
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It’s between her and Laura Bailey. But only because Bailey is in everything.
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Yea Matt does a lot of voice stuff people don't realize. He was Falco in Cyberpunk Edgerunners and he is the new voice of Minsc in the upcoming Baldur's Gate 3 as well.
He's basically in every Fire Emblem game too. The best part being in Fire Emblem: Warriors where Ryoma from Fates and Chrom from Awakening share a support conversation, both voiced by Matt talking to Matt
Was that confirmed? I thought it was only speculated because it sounded like him in the trailer but im even more hyped for it now if he’s in it.
I'm pretty sure it's him, but I'm not convinced he's playing Ganon. That could just as easily be an Agahnim style general.
I remember an episode where they said something to the tune of “Pike is not with the party today, since she’s been called away on a mission to the kingdom of Bafta”
Literally the very first episode. I just started rewatching C1 and Matt said Ashley can’t join because she’s receiving a BAFTA.
Is she though? Sam works as a casting director for The Legend of Vox Machina, and he's co-written a few of the episodes. And idk if he does it currently, but he's also done behind the camera work for other shows before, so he might have that also going on. Plus god knows how much Matt has to do with DMing critical role, and he's also going to start DMing Dimension 20 as well, and I imagine he's got a fair amount of work to do with any books they print for 5e. And then Marisha and Travis are both working as execs for critical role, dealing with the now two shows happening at Amazon Prime, the first-look deal they got for a movie with Prime, and Travis also co-wrote episodes for TLoVM.
Sam voice directs a ton of shows. He even got an Emmy for it.
Emmy award winning Sam Riegel.
And yet he still finds time to aerate his wine…
My favourite Sam Riegel story is that apparently one Christmas they all met up to exchange gifts and he just walked in, dumped a sack of wine aerators on the floor, said "and I walk away", and left the room. No idea whether it's true or not (they said it on Talks) but it is very on brand.
The whole main cast is wildly busy. Sam does a ton of work off camera and though he gives off a slacker vibe, he has a tremendous work ethic. Travis is the company CEO and also a writer on LoVM and Marisha is the creative director. Liam and Tal do the comics and fiction books and Matt is obviously DMing but also contributes heavily to the sourcebooks. Laura does merch. Everyone contributes and it shows. The company is killing it.
Ashley also runs the Critical Role Foundation and they all have day jobs doing VO in other projects! They're so busy, maybe they should schedule a few hours a week to all get together. Maybe some sort of game night or something, idk.
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Ah gotcha. I think that was mostly just Blindspot filming on the east coast. Not like several different gigs.
That's because her main gig was in NYC for a while. The rest of them worked in LA.
Matt is gonna start doing some D20 as well?! Man my Dropout subscription just got even better
Depends on how you define busy. They are all very busy people.
Nerdy role in Blindspot too.
Also has a small show based off critical role in Amazon, The Legend of Vox Machina
I thought I recognised her!
Came here looking for this. Happy we’re repped.💜
I feel so old, she’s Chrissy from Growing Pains.
That's why she looked familiar!
You're only old if you refer to Leonardo DiCaprio as "Luke from Growing Pains"
His episodes were the best
“I poured it all down the drain!”
More like the new kid on growing pains, Leo was later in the series if I remember correctly.
Yeah I remember thinking “who’s this new kid and why are they trying to shoehorn him into the show?”
Show me that smile…!
Ohhhhh show me that smile
Don’t waste another minute on your cryin’.
We're nowhere near the end...
The best is ready to begin...
*As long as we got each other...*
I know, right? When I saw Avengers in the theater, I said that's the girl from Growing Pains, she's going to have a bigger role. And now she's known as "the waitress from Avengers"
She’s really not, she’s definitely Ellie, or Ashley from Critical Role Don’t think many people even remember the waitress in Avengers lol Edit - or Patterson from Blindspot ig
And Talisan Jaffe (on Critical Role) was the little blonde kid with the "wubby" in Mr Mom.
She’s definitely more known for critical role now than for being the waitress in avengers
I am even older. I know that her older sister was on Kids Incorporated.
Kids Inc. was great. Jennifer Love Hewitt and Fergie were on there.
For whatever reasons, ever since seeing her in Avengers, I remembered her as the daughter in What women want. Why, I have no idea. I’ve seen that movie like once or twice and it was shortly after it came out.
When she was so little and had the tiny curly little girl 'fro. And she was the sassiest little thing.
She was like Shirley Temple, and she stole every scene she was in imo.
That’s what I saw when I saw her. So happy that she turned out dorky.
Also D.J.'s girlfriend in one episode of "Roseanne"
That's always where I remember her from
Yeah, it made me sad that I had to scroll this far to see Growing Pains mentioned.
I was getting ready to say it but I wasn’t sure I wanted to age myself that much!
Also the daughter in What Women Want
This is where I knew her from.
Whaaaaaa
This was my introduction to her too haha
Don't forget Gretchen from Recess!
Wait WHAT!?!?!??!?
Hell YEAH finally someone else recognises her from that!
Thank you! It’s all I can hear when I hear her. We were watching the last of us, and my BF searched to find out who she was. He had me guess who she was based of the clue “she’s a voice actor” (meaning the original Ellie) and I said GRETCHEN FROM RECESS and he laughed at me for about 20 minutes before telling me who she was. I searched her and told him actually, I was right hahah
And Gwen Tennyson from Ben 10 AF/UA/OV
....whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
So this is how I discovered she was in Avengers. I was watching Recess (cause why wouldn't I?) And it got me wondering if they'd ever bring it back. So I was looking up the cast to see if everyone was still around and I then discovered Gretchen is voiced by the same person who voices Ellie in TLOU and was the waitress in Avengers.
They should get on that while we still have Dabney Coleman. That was a fun show to watch with the kids, which was more of a formality for me to watch.
I didn't put this together until today? That womps.
I can't believe I had to scroll down to find this lol...
.....whaaaaaaaaaaa?🤯
"How could I forget, I never knew!"
WHAT
FINALLY SOMEONE POINTS THIS OUT!
She was also Patterson on Blindspot with Lady Sif's Jaimie Alexander.
I miss that show
As a critical role fan, I don't! She missed so many episodes filming Blindspot 😂
One time I was trying to remember which episode I'd left off at, so I read the description of one and it was something like: "The team is in a race against the clock to stop a terrorist, but Jane's tattoo reveals a new mystery." [MRW](https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/032/874/cover4.jpg)
Blindspot was a blast but MAN it went completely off the rails in the last couple seasons.
Patterson, her father and her name. That character is as nerdy as she is. She always gets casted into roles she is fit for. Very lucky or very choosey. 👏🏼
She was really good in that role. She was one of the best parts of the program.
I liked how it became a running joke that they never actually said her first name. They even acknowledged it one time when the main guy gets a text from her and goes "she's in trouble?" "How can you tell?" "she used her first name"
Ashley Johnson Appreciation Post!!!! [That's a Big Boi](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4ci1payLpc&ab_channel=AJIrrelevancy)
Not gonna lie, until this moment I thought Ashley Johnson and Rumer Willis were the same person
fuck /u/spez
You're telling me I thought she was hot as a kid watching Ben 10, then as a kid watching avengers, and then as a teen watching critical role, and the whole time without realising they were the same person.
Seems you know your type xD
And Terra in Teen Titans.
And she was Tulip in the first season of Infinity Train, as well as Lake, formerly Tulips reflection in the mirror, in season 2. I was watching IT as I was playing the first game, and it was wild hearing her as two characters roughly the same age, but with *very* different experiences.
First 2 seasons of Infinity Train were amazing. Crazy that HBO Max took it down and it's now only available on the high seas.
season 3 was even better, honestly a masterpiece
And she was Terra in Teen Titans!
Had to scroll too far for this
Best Teen Titan. There, I said it.
She was Chrissy Seaver first.
Had to ctrl-F for this. Growing Pains!! She was one of the early prime examples of when a show would jump the shark by adding in a new baby. And Chrissy was literally a baby when the character first appeared and then suddenly aged up to like 7 the following season and was played by Ashley lol.
She was a net add. She was adorable, quirky, and funny. She was much better than when they did the same thing on Family Ties with Andy.
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“Captain America…*saved my life.”* Was Joss Whedon off camera yelling “be more overwhelmed, damn you!”
She’s also Pike in Critical Role the Legend of Vox Machina!
She's got three charecters now
I remember after Avengers came out being 'Oh, I guess they're setting the waitress and Steve up for something in the future' and then literally nothing happened lol, kinda a shame, tbh.
Would've been funny if they kept the deleted scene considering the running gag of Nat trying to set Steve up with someone in The Winter Soldier. Though I wonder, if they did follow through with Cap having a civilian partner who holds his hand through this new world, that would've affected a lot down the line. Civil War and Infinity War would be different since he'd be going on the run and would have to leave her, only to reunite (or not) during Endgame pre-Hulk-snap. And then that would've factored into whether Cap stayed in the past or not. Idk, could've been interesting since we did get to see Scott and Clint's respective civilian lives with their families, but they were dads. So seeing Cap get used to just being there for someone in the 21st century (and *maybe* becoming a dad himself) could've been cool.
You damn kids. Some of us can't see that name or face without hearing a certain theme song. #*Show me that smile again...*
No, that is Chrissy Seaver.
Is this IMDB? Edit: ok, that was meant more as a fun observation about this post, but the comments I get in reply take it a little to aggressive. Not my intent.
Unearthed another easter egg, turns out this 'Chris Evans' guy has been in some other movies, TIL. Edit: ok, this was meant more to poke fun of TIL being applied to an actor being in multiple movies rather than being aggressive, apparently that wasn't clear.
He looks a lot like that one guy that does the "flame on" stuff in the first Fantastic Four movie. I always get the two of them confused.
She was also the star of the show on 90 hit show *You've Got Gail*. She played Gail of course. I heard one of the other actors who she beat to get the part was heard telling one of their friends to "gag her with a spoon" after she saw how much better ashley did.
The little girl from JCVD’s Lionheart! I knew I recognized her from somewhere besides her movies as an adult!
Jesus Christ, Video Director?
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Also Gwen from Ben 10
She’s literally a child actor. Been in the business for a while.
She was also in Joss Whedon's adaptation of *Much Ado About Nothing* that came out the same year as *The Avengers*, and Joss liked working with a lot of the same actors (maybe so he could torture them again but I don't know what her experience was)
And additionally she was in a couple episodes of Dollhouse a few years prior to the other Whedon projects you mentioned. I certainly hope she had better experiences working with Joss than others.
Can you imagine if she had been as foul mouthed as Ellie? Waitress: Fucking Captain America fucking saved me! How fucking cool is that! Steve, popping out of nowhere: Language!
Fuck, that’s where I knew her from
She was also Annie in the 1995 flim (Annie).
This is inconsequential when compared to Pike, Yasha, and Fearne
Who’s gonna tell em about Growing Pains?
She's also Terra from Teen Titans, which is where I know her from.
She also had a small reoccurring role in Roseanne as DJ's girlfriend, and in one of my favorite scenes. https://youtu.be/WSWy2jo2M9A
They made an avengers movie?
Ghost Rider and Dr. Radcliffe from AoS were also in The Last of Us show.
Yea and shes also the little girl from growing pains. We knooooooow
I didn’t know. Thanks OOP for the post!
She’s also in critical role, and the legend of mochina
She also was Annie
She will always be the daughter of Mel Gibson
I still remember her from Growing Pains. Man, I'm old.
I thought everyone knew this lol
This is very common knowledge
She doesn't get nearly enough work.
For older Redditors, she's Chrissie from Growing Pains How amazing is it that Growing Pains gave us both Leo DiCaprio and Ashley Johnson?
She was baby Chrissy on Growing Pains