Zachary Levi, the (adult) interpreter of the superhero Shazam in the homonymous film by DC and Warner Bros., celebrates the anniversary of his move to Toronto for the shooting of the film with an Instagram post.
The American actor Zachary Levi, who before becoming part of the DC Universe superheroes was mainly known for the role of Chuck Bartowski in the NBC Chuck television series and for having lent his face to Fandral, one of the Three Warriors, the Thor’s faithful companions in adventures, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, wanted to pay homage to a very special occasion for him.
In fact, the anniversary of his move to Toronto falls today, where work has begun for Shazam! , the successful film starring him, of which a sequel has already been announced.
“This last year has been really interesting. The last few years, actually. Two years ago I moved for the fourth time to Toronto to start working on @shazammovie, one of the greatest gifts they have ever given me”, he writes on Instagram, recalling his personal battle against depression, which he spoke about several times very openly on social networks “When they first offered me the opportunity to audition for Shazam!” I refused. I didn’t feel up to a similar role. Then came therapy. Then I finally started to love myself. And then came the miracle that it was this role that changed my life. “
At the bottom of the news, you can find Levi’s post in full, together with the drawing of the cartoonist Jim Lee.
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