Willem Dafoe Thinks Record-Breaking Box Office Should Be ‘Spread Out’

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Speaking about his turn in the comic book world, Dafoe said he became a part of it at the “start of business-as-normal making movies from comic books.” “When I was proposed this role, some of my friends were like: ‘Are you kidding? Are you going to play this green guy? That’s not cool! That sounds like a terrible movie!’”

Dafoe enjoyed his experience in the Marvel Cinematic Universe both in the 2002 film and during his return as Green Goblin on “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” “They’re part of cinema. They are right up there with Bela Tarr,” he quipped.

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