Freeze The Rescue Scene In CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER Says Sebastian Stan
Sebastian Stan says if you freeze the rescue scene in "Captain America: The First Avenger" there's a set piece that gives a clue to how Bucky survives to wreak havoc upon Captain America in present-day America. Also, Anthony Mackie teases an epic beatdown Cap puts on Frank Grillo's Brock Rumlow.
Sebastian Stan says there are clues in the "set pieces" of "Captain America: The First Avenger" that are responsible for his return as the Winter Solider in the sequel. He says to "freeze the rescue scene" (when Captain America rescues Bucky who's in the middle of being experimented upon by Arnim Zola) but he warns it's "very subtle." Directors Anthony and Joe Russo promise that you'll see a more agile, fisticuffs-oriented Captain America in the film. In a separate interview, Anthony Mackie,who plays the Falcon, jokes that Frank Grillo's Brock Rumlow (a character that goes on to become the costumed assassin, Crossbones) receives a very thorough beatdown from Cpt. Steve Rogers. "He gets the business from Captain America," is how Mackie puts it.
In interview with the cast of "Guardians of the Galaxy" actor Chris Pratt says despite Star-Lord being the leader of the team in previous "Guardians of the Galaxy" stories from Marvel Comics, the film is not specifically focused just on his character. "[Guardians of the Galaxy] is not Star-Lord's movie, it's definitely an ensemble, it's a team movie. You get to see the origin of Peter Quill but you get to 'feel' everybody, everyone in the movie has a story and a reason why they need to be part of this team."
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