Joe Johnston And Kevin Feige Weigh In On Captain America: The First Avenger!

Joe Johnston And Kevin Feige Weigh In On Captain America: The First Avenger!

Make the jump and check out two more interviews now with Marvel's Captain America: The First Avenger director, Joe Johnston, and their president of production, Kevin Feige.

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By DCMarvelFreshman - Jul 15, 2011 10:07 PM EST
Filed Under: Captain America
Source: Trailer Addict



Following the B-roll footage and slew of video interviews with the ensemble cast of Captain America: The First Avenger, via Trailer Addict, two more interviews have hit, now with director Joe Johnston and Producer Kevin Feige. While the ultimate discuss the process and experience developing the film, check out the videos below.

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Captain America: The First Avenger focuses on the early days of the Marvel Universe when Steve Rogers volunteers to participate in an experimental program that turns him into the Super Soldier known as Captain America. As Captain America, Rogers joins forces with Bucky Barnes and Peggy Carter to wage war on the evil HYDRA organization, led by the villainous Red Skull. Starring Chris Evans, Sebastian Stan, Tommy Lee Jones, Hayley Atwell, Samuel L. Jackson, Stanley Tucci and Hugo Weaving, the film releases July 22, 2011.
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croniccris
croniccris - 7/15/2011, 11:23 PM
wow...
THORGodOfThunder
THORGodOfThunder - 7/15/2011, 11:27 PM
Awesome
NeoBaggins
NeoBaggins - 7/16/2011, 12:51 AM
This is awesome. The director and producer have great things to say about their film. That's rare.
skidz
skidz - 7/16/2011, 2:06 AM
I thinks it's great (and rare) to see people involved in a film this excited about how it turned out.
FriendlyNeighborhoodSpidey
FriendlyNeighborhoodSpidey - 7/16/2011, 2:21 AM
I am confident in this movie.
ComicsCommando
ComicsCommando - 7/16/2011, 2:46 AM
Here's to hoping.
jazzman
jazzman - 7/16/2011, 4:36 AM
@NeoBaggins

thats not rare. every director and producer always say great things about their movie before it comes out thats called "promoting".

even the director and producer of Green Lantern said great things about their movie and look how that end up LOL :P
jazzman
jazzman - 7/16/2011, 4:39 AM
guys whats up with the no edit/delete button where has it gone now
NeoBaggins
NeoBaggins - 7/16/2011, 4:51 AM
jazzman I was being sarcastic.
jazzman
jazzman - 7/16/2011, 4:53 AM
@NeoBaggins

my bad lol
Number1Wolverine
Number1Wolverine - 7/16/2011, 5:33 AM
@jazzman - Not every director and producer says good things about their movie, look at Babylon AD.
Coldblood6
Coldblood6 - 7/16/2011, 7:18 AM
The Shield throwing fight seem was F*CKING AWESOME!!! That action sequence is 100x better than all the action scenes in BB, SR, TDK, and GL combined.

Every clip, scene, etc., from this movie has just looked great.

Only five more days!!!

Actually when listening to producers and directors praising their movie you can actually pick-up if the praise is genuine if you listen carefully between the lines, e.g., when JJ was talking about The Wolfman he says the studio was happy; not that he thought it was great. Of course sometimes a creator can actually think that his stuff is great whilst others may not agree.
Kayo
Kayo - 7/16/2011, 7:37 AM
that SHIELD THING is GREAT!!!!!!!!!!
cerrone6
cerrone6 - 7/16/2011, 8:19 AM
.Sounds like genuine thoughts...really liking how Kevin Feige speaks of how bringing page to movie, but in a way to seem believable to the audience. ICONIC.
thunderforce
thunderforce - 7/16/2011, 8:19 AM
What is with all these 3d converted crap , you can film in 3d with a freaking phone now but they can't film a block buster movie in 3d come on what kinda crap is that .
D117
D117 - 7/16/2011, 8:35 AM
Awesome
skidz
skidz - 7/16/2011, 11:13 AM
Praise for a movie beforehand may be a given, but you can usually tell how they feel by the tone in that praise. Are they focusing on a specific aspect of the film that's inconsequential to the story or actor's performances(special effects: Green Lantern)? Are they going through the motions of promotion? Are they trying to convince themselves that it worked? Be people promote and praise all the time and don't believe a word they're saying and sometimes it shows. It's kind of fun to see the look on someone who can't seem to keep a completely straight face when they know they're promoting garbage. Here are few exceptions to the praise promotion: 1. Michael Bay seemed kind of embarrassed by Revenge of the Fallen. 2. Johnston himself was disappointed with the results of The Wolfman.
skidz
skidz - 7/16/2011, 11:14 AM
'Be people'? Crap, you guys need an edit but.
skidz
skidz - 7/16/2011, 11:18 AM
Button.
NeoBaggins
NeoBaggins - 7/16/2011, 1:48 PM
Interestingly enough, the only person I've heard speak truthfully without trying to sell it is Chris Evans. Uncertain, genuinely doubtful and not trying to suppress it in interviews. Smiling and looking down and obviously not sure of how it comes together. If he didn't know something, he didn't try to front like he did. Later on he started resiting a few cliche props about the film but that's inevitable. You have to do that.

Hugo kept it pretty real too. I remember a piece where he basically said "I just shot something and I don't know what the [frick] it is. Whatever."

So of course the director and producer are going to hit the usual notes. The cast is great, we miraculously chose the best lead and were doing something technical that no one else has done... yada.

I'll give my own take once I see the film.
THORION76
THORION76 - 7/16/2011, 4:47 PM
I love Marvel Studio's, there making all my childhood dream's come true. Truelly thank you Marvel, the tear's are falling from my cheek's.
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