With the start of the new year, comes new events and Lizzie attended her first event of the year. Unfortunately, this event you can’t just find anywhere so I’ve exclusively added 19 HQ photos of her attending HENNESSY PARADIS CELEBRATES ‘PARADIS(E) ON EARTH’ IN JOSHUA TREE.

We have a brand new layout thanks to the amazing Claudia. She was amazing to include the header in my purchase and fixed the site name as she had plans to use this on her own Elizabeth site! In addition, I’ve managed to add over 1,400+ high-definition screen captures (finally) of Elizabeth portrayal of the Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

This time, I have replaced the 720p screen captures with full 1080p screen captures from Elizabeth’s appearance on Drunk History. These are in thanks of Claudia again.

As promised, I’ve added screencaptures from Lizzie’s appearance on HarmonQuest. These screencaptures come from the amazing Claudia. When she closed down her Elizabeth Olsen site, she provided me with the content and I’m going thru the site and adding stuff that we didn’t have previously.

A second WandaVision spinoff series focusing on Paul Bettany’s Vision is in the works at Marvel Studios for Disney+, sources tell Deadline.

Titled Vision Quest, the potential series, which is opening a writers room next week, will be about The Vision (Bettany) trying to regain his memory and humanity, I hear. While the focus is on Vision, word is there is a possibility for Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) to appear, which would make sense given how interconnected the two characters’ stories are in the MCU.

Like with the other WandaVision spinoff, the greenlighted series Agatha: House of Harkness headlined by Kathryn Hahn, Vision Quest is overseen by WandaVision creator, writer and executive producer Jac Schaeffer, I hear. Reps for Marvel Studios and Bettany declined comment.

The new spinoff is being unofficially referred to by some as the White Vision project after the most recent on-screen version of the character. Introduced at the end of Episode 8 of WandaVision, White Vision was created by S.W.O.R.D. by rebuilding and reactivating Vision’s body and sent on a mission to destroy Wanda and her “Conditional” Vision.

The two Visions had an epic showdown in the final ninth episode of WandaVision. “Conditional” Vision scanned the memories of White Vision, which jog through all of regular Vision’s moments in the MCU up to Thanos destroying him. In a moment of clarity, White Vision declared, “I Am Vision,” swooped up to the sky and disappeared, setting up the potential spinoff.

Bettany has been cagey about reprising his role after WandaVision, a critical and commercial hit that landed 23 Emmy nominations, including noms for Bettany and Olsen.

“It was a beautiful culmination for all these things Lizzie and I have done together,” he said during a Deadline Contenders TV: The Nominees 2021 panel. “We really found a lane for ourselves, and this was different in tone from those movies. But you never know with Marvel, whether you’re done, or not. So I don’t want to call it the end yet. This was one of the most creative experiences of my life, joyful and free, making this show. To see it embraced by an audience the way it was, was so wonderful.”

Bettany recently joined Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in Miramax’s Here, with Robert Zemeckis directing and Eric Roth adapting the script. He next stars in the Miramax dramedy Harvest Moon, which he also produced and co-wrote the script for with Dana Brown. Bettany will also soon star in The Collaboration on Broadway and is currently filming a film adaptation of the play.

House of the Dragon has kicked off in the best way possible. The new Games of Thrones prequel series saw 10 million households tune into the premiere episode, making it the biggest in HBO history. The second episode also debuted, adding a 2% increase, making the show achieve another record. That record is a show seeing an uptick in viewership instead of the usual drop-off that happens for most shows. The series might just turn into the biggest show in HBO history next season, as through our trusted and proven sources, we can report that Elizabeth Olsen is being targeted for House of the Dragon Season 2.

House of the Dragon has a great cast already that includes Paddy Considine in the role of King Viserys Targaryen. His performance alone has been stellar, but he is joined by fantastic performers that have truly reminded us of the original Games of Thrones style. Those other performers are Steve Toussaint (Lordy Corlys), Matt Smith, (Daemon Targaryen), Milly Alcock (Rhaenyra Targaryen), and Emily Carey (Alicent Hightower). Adding Elizabeth Olsen in House of the Dragon Season 2 might just catapult this cast into something that exceeds all expectations.

Elizabeth Olsen being cast in House of the Dragon Season 2 is fantastic news, though news about the second season has not been that great. It was recently reported that current co-showrunner and director Miguel Sapochnik is said to be leaving the series after working on it for the past three years. However, Alan Taylor is going to be stepping in as an executive producer. Taylor worked on Games of Thrones extensively. Taking over as sole showrunner of the series will be Ryan Condal, who is co-creator of the prequel series. We are not sure whose plan it was to bring in Olsen, but that might fall squarely under Condal now. We are not entirely sure who Olsen will be portraying in the series, but let’s say that we hope she is a witch of some sort. Yes, that is the obvious choice given her MCU portrayal of Wanda Maximoff, but she does play that part quite well.

There is a wealth of parts to pick from in terms of Elizabeth Olsen joining House of the Dragon Season 2. George R. R. Martin did write quite an expansive book, so fans can start to theorize who Olsen will be portraying. Either way, adding her to the cast is a fantastic idea that we cannot wait to see. With House of the Dragon being renewed for a second season already, it sounds like production might be starting quite soon.

House of the Dragon is currently streaming on HBO Max, and two episodes are currently available. The series debuts new episodes every Sunday night on HBO and HBO Max. The 10-episode series is already a smash hit with audiences, and now we will get to see Elizabeth Olsen join House of the Dragon Season 2. Though we will have to patiently wait to see who she is cast as one might wonder if we are going to see a younger version of Melisandre appear.

As promised, thanks to the wonderful Claudia we now have season 2 screencaptures of Lizzie’s Facebook Watch series Sorry for Your Loss. I will be continuing to add stuff that she has provided to me so we can make our gallery complete!