Marvel’s new Disney+ TV series Wanda vision made waves in recent months. The particular show features Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany as superheroes Wanda and Vision, respectively, but also includes Kathyrn Hahn as Wanda’s neighbor Agnes (who has since been revealed to be Agatha Harkness).
Viewers have been extremely receptive to the show, with countless fan theories circulating the internet as to what each episode means. Fans also raved about a 47-second song performed by Hahn that premiered in episode seven of wandavison, titled “Agatha All Along”.
The song quickly rose to the top of iTunes’ Top 100 Singles chart, shocking many, including Hahn. Either way, she’s thankful the show is being so well received.
Kathyrn Hahn Couldn’t Believe 47-Second ‘Wandavision’ Song Topped iTunes Charts
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Hahn shared his thoughts on the song’s incredible popularity during a recent interview with Seth Myer.
“I don’t understand, I know, amazing,” Hahn said. “It’s amazing, it’s so crazy.”
Because Hahn isn’t present on social media, she was even more surprised by the news when she heard it.
“I was also like, what?” Han said. “I don’t have social media, so everything was like filtered through it all – I was like, ‘Are you kidding me? So funny.”
In Hahn’s view, the song’s popularity is a testament to the incredible songwriting ability of Academy Award-winning songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez.
“But also, as a testimonial from the Lopezes, who wrote these crazy, awesome, delicious 47 seconds, I want to say it’s all so bonkers.”
She really loves her role in ‘Wandavision’
In addition to her singing ability, Hahn is admired by fans for her stellar performance as Agnes, who is revealed in episode seven to be the witch Agatha Harkness. Hahn herself was eager to join the Marvel Universe.
“I think the metaphor of like, just like a powerful, complicated, mysterious, like terrifying woman is right up my alley, of course,” Hanh said. “I don’t mind a tarot card once in a while, I’m not going to lie to you.
The Marvel team had to explain his role to him several times
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When Hahn was first approached about her role, she had to go through an extensive and secretive process that defined the whole of Wanda vision story.
“I mean, for that, I walked in – I mean, I was led into a conference room, like through various – it was very – in my mind, you had to use your fingerprint to get into some – it was very, very inner – inner world,” Hahn said. “And then you opened the door to this conference room, and they had, like, all over the walls, basically the whole – the whole story The whole series was like, laid out.
Apparently, the subject of the show was so complex that Hahn had to explain the premise to him several times.
“They had to guide me several times because I was a bit new to this world,” Hahn said. “They are very patient. But yeah, it was just… when I heard I was playing a powerful witch, I was like, “Yeah! I was so excited. I was so thrilled.
His children taught him the Marvel universe
Hahn also admitted that she had very little knowledge of the Marvel Universe before joining the Wanda vision to throw. Fortunately, his children were able to tell him about all the characters seen in recent Marvel productions.
“I was able to do a deep dive on Agatha Harkness, but I really needed a little help with the Avengers and backtracking,” Hanh said. “Because it was a bit of a word salad, getting into that. I couldn’t remember who is who and what was what. And so they were – my son in particular was – like, huge, huge help.