00:00You must be really bad girls for destroying one of the best museum in Europe.
00:09This is true.
00:10I had no part of that.
00:12I want the record to show I was not in that scene.
00:14No, she was innocent.
00:16That's a very good point.
00:18And I think if we were to be accused of anything,
00:21we did destroy the national treasure.
00:24It's trespassing.
00:25We had to get what we had to get.
00:27And unfortunately it was collateral damage.
00:28Also a bunch of people turned to stone and then you tipped the stones over, so they're dead.
00:32Well, we just whispered a few things and then they went crazy.
00:35Good job, guys.
00:36What could we do to this?
00:38The children of Atlantis are coming.
00:42The children have stolen the power of all the gods.
00:47It's a very personal thing.
00:49Big.
00:51The Greek people have been dealing with the gods and the goddesses for thousands of years.
00:57It's true.
00:57So they understand the power and the complexity and the potential sort of anger and vengeance
01:06of the gods.
01:07They do understand that.
01:08The drama of the gods.
01:09The drama.
01:10But you think yourself as bad girls?
01:14No.
01:15No, we're totally justified.
01:17We're avenging our father.
01:18We're bringing power and magic back to our land and life back to our realm.
01:22It's very important to us.
01:24Senta, io non avrò tanta esperienza quanto lei.
01:26Non sono un super vecchio io.
01:28Ho visto tutti i Fast and Furious, cara signora.
01:31Ciò che conta è solo...
01:33La famiglia.
01:36Famiglia.
01:37Ragazzi, era il segnale.
01:39Introducing the star of our show.
01:41His name is...
01:42Sazam!
01:45Miss Muller, ho visto a Berlino con Golda, quindi per te, Sazam, cosa significa?
01:52Oh, well, you know, every piece of work, I know it looks very different on the outside.
01:58You know, obviously from Golda to this, it just couldn't be more different.
02:02But at the heart of it, it's the same thing.
02:05You know, it's, as I said, walking into a family, the family is the film makers,
02:10the people making the film.
02:11And fulfilling your role within that family.
02:17And, you know, that doesn't change, actually.
02:21It can be much bigger and it can be smaller, very different roles,
02:26very different costumes, makeup and all the rest of it.
02:29But it's the same process, actually.
02:51Is it possible that a superhero has a name like Shazam?
02:55Of course, yeah.
02:57I mean, it's actually quite old.
03:00You know, the character started as Captain Marvel in 1939.
03:05I think it was 1939.
03:08And Shazam was always the magic word that he said.
03:11that he said.
03:12So it's, Shazam is an older name than most other superheroes.
03:19You know, it's interesting that it's more than just the word I say, but it's also kind of, you know,
03:26what my name is.
03:27But it's also fun because in the movie, in both movies,
03:31there's this running joke of, well, what is my name?
03:34And what do people call me?
03:35And so I think that's a lot of fun, too.
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