Steinfeld and Johnson say they both would love to record with each other in the future. Parker haven’t stepped into the booth together, yet. The stars shared that while Moore has gotten to record opposite both Steinfeld and Johnson, the voices behind Spider-Woman and Peter B. “You feel it so much more,” Steinfeld said. “It really is nice to be able to look at them. “Working … with Jake, it’s like pure comedy,” Moore added. “You get to create your character opposite them.” “It’s a way richer experience with other people,” Johnson told THR when asked how going in the booth with other actors compares to doing so alone. Parker, Jake Johnson, who got to record some of their scenes in pairs. However, that was not the case for Moore, Steinfeld and the voice of Peter B. Vélez and Henry revealed that, even though they play a married couple in the film, they recorded all their scenes separately. This is a reflection of the families that are going to come and see this.” “It feels reflective, because we know this family,” Henry added. I feel so fortunate to be part of this incredible universe.” “Bringing this Latina mom in this animated movie with her son who’s Afro-Latino, I feel so lucky,” Vélez said of getting to show more of Morales’ relationship with his mother in this film. The new film also features more of Morales’ parents, voiced by fellow returning actors Luna Lauren Vélez and Brian Tyree Henry. “What I loved so much is that the filmmakers, it was very clear that they understood that she has this very, very bold voice that wasn’t about to go unheard.” “I was thrilled to hear and discover that more of her story was going to be a part of this one,” Steinfeld said. Steinfeld opened up about what it was like bringing more of her character’s story to the screen in this film in compared to the first movie. Hailee Steinfeld, the voice of Spider-Woman a.k.a Gwen Stacy, recently told THR that playing the character in live-action would be an easy “yes” for her.Īcross the Spider-Verse also lets viewers get to know Gwen Stacy better. Producer Amy Pascal previously told THR Miles will indeed come to live-action, but it would be after his journey wraps up in animation. And I would just put my entire being into that performance.” “I would get in shape, take the time to really slim, slim, slim up. “I guess you would get more than the voice if I was to play it,” Moore told THR when asked how he would approach taking on the role in live-action compared to animation. 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' Star Daniel Kaluuya on Creating Spider-Punk and Catching That Surprise Character
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