Louis Polman played the love interest in Marvel Star before joining MCU

After appearing in the “Top Gun: Makerick” in 2022 in the role of Lieutenant Robert “Bob” Floyd and before that Join Marvel Cinematic Universe Crown -Reynolds, also known as Sentry, in “Thunderbolts*,” Louis Polman played a wild love interest. Yes, I have read this right – Sentry and Captain Marvel shared a romantic way in the Apple TV+ series entitled “Lessons in Chemistry”.

In the best -selling series, the same name is written by Bonnie GarmosPullman (who is thinking about, Bill Polman) depicts Calvin Evans, a wonderful scientist working at the Himings Institute in California. When Calvin meets laboratory technician Elizabeth Zot (Larson), it is in a vast genius, only to learn that she did not get a doctorate and she was unable to rise in the institute just because she is a woman. A long time ago, the two people personally and Professionally involved … but early in the story, tragedy strikes. While Calvin was out of running with an unmarried couple dog, Sixte Thirt, he might lose the dog’s wheel and participate in a traffic accident. After the death of Calvin, Elizabeth realizes that she is pregnant, and as a single mother who hopes to work as a legitimate world, she gives birth to a daughter who inherits her and the intelligence of Kalvin.

Ultimately, Pullman not only appears in two episodes while he is alive, but he returns again in the memories of the past, including the penultimate episode of the “Calvin Book”, which fills the story of his lost life. Pullman is undoubtedly excellent in this series – he even obtained Emmy’s gesture to the best support actor in a limited series of this role – what did critics think about “chemistry” with Captain Marvel herself?

“Touching many hot button problems and taking advantage of a perfect scrap from Brie Larson, the lessons in the ambitious ingredients of chemistry add entertainment,” Spoiled tomatoes It announces its decisive consensus on the series, giving it a decisive rating of 86 %. Regarding individual critics, the series was great.

Elia Duktermann has taken the central pairing Luis Polman and Berry Larson in the role of Calvin and Elizabeth in her review. Time MagazineWriting, “The Best Part of” Lessons in Chemistry? “In fact, the width provides its threads with chemistry.” Angie Han also praised Hollywood Observer“It is worthy of income, thanks to a popular group, smart dialogue and easily digestible topics.” Rogrebert.com ‘S Cristina Escobar erases praise on the bidder: “The Creator Lee Eisenberg makes ambitious stories, building a beautiful world positively and a central hero to spend eight episodes with it.”

more than RegulationLaura Miller believed that the series improved the source material and writing, “thanks to the solid texts and a handful of sensitive shows, the series ends richer and more thinking than the book.”

Luis Polman has proven himself as an incredibly talented and talented actor throughout his careerBut I must admit that, as a great fan of the original book, I am especially fond of his performance as Calvin in “Lessons in Chemistry”. In an interview with the series with Global In November 2023, Pullman, frankly, apologized for making the fans cry thanks to his death on the screen and revealed to the interview, Emma Patti, that he was not and Barry Larson had read chemistry … but all of this was working in the end.

“We did not have a reading chemistry for” chemistry lessons, “Pullman apparently admitted to embracing this statement.” They found each other in such a rare scenario, statistically, especially because they are specific people. “

After saying that Larson – who was also an executive producer in the series – worked behind the scenes to make the actors feel welcomed by starting the tablet games sessions between Takes with things like BogGle and Catchphrase, Pullman completely collapsed about why Calvin and Elizabeth did not completely meet and It is based on the ground.

“It is a very new love story, and they are these very embarrassing people. They do not adhere to a lot of social standards, and they do not like most people, or they do not comply with most people, which makes it possible to find someone in romantic relationships, and this is able to be young to be a lifetime. Humanity.”

“Thunderbolts*” in theaters now, and “lessons in chemistry” are fully flowing on Apple TV+.