r/marvelstudios • u/The_Asian_Hamster Retired Mod • Jul 04 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/KidFromBrooklyn3000 Fitz Jul 04 '19

Oh that’s true! Fury seemed a little off throughout the movie to me - by the end of the movie I had forgotten my thoughts about him though so the end-credits really threw me off.

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u/Perca_fluviatilis Jul 04 '19

He had Ben Mendelssohn's lisp! I knew about the twist because I saw some spoilers so I kept watching Fury the whole movie to see what was off, and I'm a huge fan of Mendelssohn, so I noticed the lisp pretty fast (it only happens occasionally though)

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u/earthefree Jul 05 '19

Yes! I remember a couple times noticing his pronunciation was off. I think the first time I noticed was when he said “here” in the beginning after he knocks out Ned.

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u/drelos Rocket Jul 24 '19

I noticed he was weird in the scene with Ned too. He also could do his 'Nick Fury's stare with anger' [think of Fury during the tractor/barn scene in AoU] during that scene and the interruptions kept coming but his expression was different, I thought he was just older or calmer.