Victoria Alonso, the Argentinian producer, is leaving Marvel Studios. Alonso withdraws from the studio after 17 years of workshe’s been around since the premiere of the first movie in this universe, ‘Hombre de Hierro’.

for 17 years, Victoria Alonso was one of the three main heads of Marvel Studios, along with Kevin Feige and Louis D’Esposito. Alonso served as executive producer of several Marvel Cinematic Universe (UCM) movies and series and besides, that’s what it was Vice President of Visual Effects and Post Production.

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Alonso’s name will still appear in the credits of the following productions of “La casa de las ideas”, as in: ‘Guardians of the Galaxy part 3‘, ‘The Marvels’, ‘Secret Invasion’, ‘Ironheart’, ‘Echo’ and ‘Agatha: Coven of Chaos’. According to Hollywood reporterThe reason for his departure is unknown.

Alonso is originally from the province of Buenos Aires and started in the visual effects studio digital domain and served as a visual effects producer for movies like ‘kingdom of heaven‘ by Ridley Scott ‘The big fish‘ by Tim Burton and ‘Shrek‘ by Andrew Adamson.

Within Marvel, Argentina promoted diversity and increased the number of women hired to direct Marvel films and series, including Chloe Zhao and Nia DaCosta for the films. ‘Eternals‘ And ‘The miracles‘Jac Schaeffer for ‘WandaVision‘Kari Skogland for ‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier‘Kat Coiro in front ‘She Hulk‘.

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Not only has Alonso worked as a member of Marvel Studios, but she recently took part as a producer of ‘Argentina, 1985′. The film won the Golden Globe for best foreign film. and received an Oscar nomination in the same category. However, Alonso’s recent job as president of post-production, VFX and animation at Marvel has been criticized.

Fans and the general public have rejected the work of special effects in the most recent movies and series, such as: ‘Ant-Man and the Quantumania Wasp’, ‘Thor Love and Thunder’ and the ‘She-Hulk’ series.