This image released by Marvel shows directors Joe Russo, left, and Anthony Russo on the set of “Avengers: Doomsday.” (Paul Abell/Marvel-Disney via AP)
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\n\nThis image released by Marvel shows Chris Evans, as Steve Rogers, left, and Chris Hemsworth, as Thor, in a scene from “Avengers: Doomsday.” (Marvel via AP)
\n\nThis image released by Marvel shows Paul Rudd, as Scott Lang, left, and Kathryn Newton, as Cassie Lang, in a scene from “Avengers: Doomsday.” (Marvel via AP)
\n\nNEW YORK (AP) — Before they were the most-trusted hands behind Marvel’s largest epics, Joe and Anthony Russo presided over a slightly less potent assemblage of talent: the Bluth family of “Arrested Development.”
\n\nBeginning with “Arrested Development” ( 14 episodes directed ) and “Community” (34 episodes), the Russo brothers established an especially keen sense for the rhythms and intersections of ensemble casts.
\n\n“For whatever reason, Joe and I have always really been drawn to ensemble storytelling,” Anthony says. “Maybe it speaks to the fact that we work as a team.”
\n\n“We grew up…
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