I have updated the gallery with the latest magazine scans, featuring Elizabeth’s upcoming movie The Avengers: Age of Ultron. The movie is set to hit theaters on May 1st!

Hello and welcome to the grand opening of Sweet Lizzie Olsen, your resource for the incredibly talented and beautiful Elizabeth Olsen! Some of you might recognize that me from Elizabeth Olsen Daily (lizolsen.com), to which i used to own until this moment. Due to host issues, i have decided to start fresh at Fansites Networks and let go of that one as i am a huge fan of Elizabeth and all i want is to bring you all, her fans, the best. For now we have a temporary domain, which will be changed as soon its possible! You can currently view over 10,000+ images in the photo gallery, that is very complete (with the exception of a few screencaptures that i will be adding the next few weeks). I want to thank Gabby and Mel for all their help in the gallery. Another change in the gallery is that is now paparazzi free, and only candid photos you will be seeing here will be from Movie Set’s and Photoshoots!

Both gallery and site’s layout’s are theme bases by Kaci, that have been slightly customized. They are also temporary layouts since i really wanted to have the site online as soon as possible. However, if you happen to spot any errors, just let me know. Thank you for visiting!

LONDON — A small police force was pinned down behind a makeshift barricade of smoldering car chassis and fallen slabs of concrete on the set of Avengers: Age of Ultron, its gunfire no match for the relentless onslaught of hostile robots of the film’s title, barreling down the barely recognizable city street. The windows of a nearby high-rise exploded in clouds of billowing black smoke as extras attempted to flee the carnage raining down all around them. If there was ever a time for one of the Avengers to swoop in and save the day, it was this moment.

But instead of Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), or the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), a man in dark motorcycle pants and a body-hugging silver shirt sprinted into the middle of the action, carrying a woman in a tattered black dress and stylish red jacket in his arms. They looked less like superheroes, and more like European party kids who’d just emerged from an all-day rave and accidentally stumbled into chaos. The man skidded to a stop and the woman flew out of his arms — and directly into the path of the oncoming Ultrons.

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