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    Joss Whedon: The Avengers will be a funny film

    Joss Whedon says there will be a "great deal of humour" in 'The Avengers', but he insists the movie is not entirely comical.


    Joss Whedon says there will be a "great deal of humour" in 'The Avengers'.

    The director insists the superhero film - which has a star-studded cast including Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson - isn't supposed to be entirely comical, but there are a number of funny moments.

    He said: "This isn't the kind of movie where we're going to wink at the audience.

    "There's a great deal of humour and there are a couple of things where people will go, 'Oh, that guy and that guy!' It's not 'Where's Waldo?'"

    The movie will feature a number of Marvel Studios characters including Iron Man (Robert), Captain America (Chris), Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth), but Joss confirmed Spider-Man will not be appearing in the film, despite actress Jenny Agutter previously appearing to confirm he would be.

    He added to Total Film magazine: "There is no Spider-Man in this movie! I feel so bad for Jenny [Agutter].

    "I think she just slipped on a name and the reporter ran with it."

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