Talking to
Chicago Sun-Times about his new movie,
The Devil's Double, the
Captain America: The First Avenger star talked about what it was like to work on the Marvel Studios movie as well as the chances of a sequel. However, he failed to mention whether or not he's signed up for more than just the one film, but here's hoping we do indeed get to see Howard Stark again in future. Cooper also comments on his role in
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, letting slip a few new details in the process. Here are a couple of excerpts from their interview, but be sure to check it out in full by clicking the link below.
You also play inventor Howard Stark in "Captain America: The First Avenger." Any word on a sequel?
You never have a clue if a film will strike a chord, but this movie has such a unique vision of the past and the future. It takes you back in a simple way with style where you don’t feel bombarded by special effects. For me, it was such a different experience than "The Devil’s Double." "Captain America" had a vast size to it. These guys from Marvel set the tone in that they were so passionate about the characters. I’m sure there will be sequel.
Can you give us a little scoop about your upcoming film "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter?"
We have Tim Burton’s incredible mind producing it and Lincoln at the center of it. There is this fantastical idea of vampires operating in a time of slavery. I play Henry, who is a guide. It’s unclear exactly who I am and where my interests lie. Basically, the idea is to rid the world of vampires. … It’s a very clever concept with some historical background. You have the history of America and vampires. But I can tell you that I’m not a vampire. Or two vampires. Or a vampire double.
STARRING:
Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America
Sebastian Stan as Bucky
Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter
Hugo Weaving as Johann Schmidt/Red Skull
Toby Jones as Arnim Zola
Stanley Tucci as Abraham Erskine
Tommy Lee Jones as Col. Chester Phillips
Dominic Cooper as Howard Stark
Neal McDonough as Dum Dum Dugan
JJ Field as Union Jack
Derek Luke as Gabe Jones
Kenneth Choi as Jim Morita
RELEASE DATE: July 22nd, 2011. (US) July 29th, 2011. (UK)