As a result of the promo tour winding down, Stan is sort of in a holding pattern to see where his character will end up next. Now that the film - which is tracking for a $90 million debut at the US box office - is complete, Stan is finishing up his promotional duties (which included ringing the bell to open the New York Stock Exchange and entering a London premiere to people chanting “Winter! Winter!”). There's a reason why Tom Cruise is good at what he does in every movie and why he does his own stunts… It's not the easiest thing, to kind of pick up a gun and shoot and look cool and not blink because you're firing these loud noises, it's a whole art in itself.”Īlso read: ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier': Did Marvel Tease a Dr. He went on to say: “I gained a new appreciation for a lot of these actors who do a lot of action movies. Indians game you played when you were little, and there was something about just being imaginative to go there and allow yourself to go there,” Stan explained, regarding working with green screen and getting into a fighting mindset. “There's a whole thing about it where you're like, a little kid, because you actually just have to remember that Cowboys vs. But Stan also had to put in months of training, on top of working around CG and with the complicated mechanics of technical effects - “Cap 2” has more on-set practical effects than any other Marvel film.
It often indicates a user profile.Ĭhris Evans’ jacked physique has long been the subject of conversation around the “Captain America” movies - his costume does little to discourage that. There's no coming back.' But they just didn't know what arm they were going to use or something, and it kept going from there.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. "Basically, on the day we were shooting that scene, they were like, 'Yeah, we're not going to be doing that green sleeve.' And I just thought, 'Oh. That was the only indication I had that potentially I could be coming back.
"I knew at the end of the story, I was going to fall off this train, and then I was going to be given this green sleeve, which would indicate that I was going to lose this arm and go into the Winter Soldier situation. The MCU was very young at the time, there was a humble attitude from Kevin. But it didn't seem like there was any commitment, really. And then being told about this role and being told about it and where it could go. "I remember going in for the Steve Rogers role and not getting that.
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