Capitan America The Winter Soldier, Marvel Studios Opzioni

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Kevin Feige a ufficialmente annunciato che Captain America 2 è in preparazione...

Messaggio modificato da Uncino il 15/9/2014, 19:02

[Claudio]

di già ?

[Donald Duck]

Beh per CAP sono più contento....amo questo personaggio....sicuramente il film non mi deluderà!

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News da Badtaste:

Captain America 2: Christopher Markus propone un villain...

Captain America: Il Primo Vendicatore ha ottenuto dei buoni consensi di critica e pubblico e, come vi abbiamo già detto, gli sceneggiatori Christopher Markus e Stephen McFeely hanno già alcune idee sulla direzione da dare alla pellicola.

Geoff Boucher del LA Times, un vero punto fermo dell'editoria cinematografica americana quando si parla di cinecomic Marvel e DC, afferma che alcuni all'interno della Marvel vorrebbero vedere Cap alle prese con una nuova vicenda ambientata ai tempi della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, piuttosto che con una storyline ispirata a Soldato D'Inverno.

Tuttavia, nel suo articolo, Boucher ci informa che uno degli sceneggiatori del film ha una sua idea particolare circa il sequel del film e, nello specifico, sul suo villain. Christopher Markus afferma infatti:

Adoro MODOK, e penso che potremmo dare vita ad un film grandioso avendo lui come cattivo, ma al momento sono il solo a pensarla così!

MODOK, acronimo di Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing è un bizzarro villain apparso per la prima volta nei fumetti Marvel nel 1967, un autentico frutto del surrealismo sci-fi di Jack Kirby, che, almeno sulla carta, appare abbastanza ostico da trasportare in un contesto cinematografico.

Markus ha già in mente chi potrebbe impersonare il malvagio intelletto superumano, un attore che “qualcuno” potrebbe già avere visto in Game of Thrones, ovvero sia... Peter Dinklage. Markus afferma che grazie agli effetti visivi raggiunti e ottenuti dalla produzione con Teschio Rosso nel primo Captain America, l'ipotesi MODOK potrebbe essere affascinante:

Nel primo film, il make up era talmente ben fatto che il teschio rosso sembrava effettivamente integrato con la carne. Mi piacerebbe vedere cosa sarebbero in grado di fare con Modok.

Ovviamente, al momento siamo nel campo della pura speculazione...

[-Scrooge McDuck-]

Il primo mi è piaciuto moltissimo

[Beast]

Il sequel di Captain America non prima del 2014

Se non vedete l'ora che esca il sequel di Captain America: il Primo Vendicatore, non trattenete il respiro.

In una breve intervista a The Playlist, infatti, il protagonista Chris Evans ha infatti spiegato che il film non uscirà prima del 2014:

Potrebbero voler aspettare il 2014 per far uscire il sequel. La Marvel ha già molti progetti in ballo. Non vogliono che si cannibalizzino a vicenda.

L'attore ha spiegato anche di aver firmato sei contratti: tre film di Captain America e tre film dei Vendicatori. Ciò significa che difficilmente lo vedremo in altri titoli dei Marvel Studios (come invece capita con Nick Fury o l'Agente Coulson):

Sono sei film, e se compaio in uno degli altri film Marvel, questo conta come uno di quei sei film, rientra nel contratto. Quindi se poi mi chiamassero per un terzo Captain America, gli direi: ragazzi, sganciate 30 milioni. Ecco una cosa che vogliono evitare...

La Disney ha già fissato due date per i film Marvel nel 2014: il 16 maggio e il 27 giugno, probabilmente quest'ultima sarà quella in cui vedremo Captain America: il weekend precedente il Quattro Luglio.

Fonte: Badtaste

Messaggio modificato da Beast il 23/9/2011, 9:09

[-Scrooge McDuck-]

[Donald Duck]

Meglio, cosi almeno pensano ad una buona storia da raccontare in tutto questo tempo!

[Claudio]

un pò tardino, ma comunque l'importante è che lo fanno , e bene

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News da Badtaste:

Captain America: creare Teschio Rosso, notizie sul sequel

Come sapete, Captain America: il Primo Vendicatore uscirà il prossimo 25 ottobre in DVD e Blu-Ray Disc negli Stati Uniti. Ancora non sappiamo nulla della release italiana, ma nell'attesa ecco altri contributi tratti dai contenuti speciali dell'edizione americana, diffusi dalla Paramount in vista dell'imminente uscita home video.

Questa volta i due speciali sono dedicati a Teschio Rosso, e mostrano il primo la realizzazione vera e propria del makeup, il secondo il lavoro che è stato svolto sul set e in post-produzione per finalizzare il personaggio sul grande schermo.

Intanto gli sceneggiatori Christopher Markus e Stephen McFeely hanno parlato del sequel in una intervista a The HD Room. Ecco gli stralci più interessanti, che approfondiscono un elemento già noto, ovvero che il sequel sarà ambientato ai giorni nostri:

Markus: "Possiamo dire con una certa sicurezza che il sequel sarà ambientato prevalentemente ai giorni nostri. E' stata la domanda che ci hanno fatto di più finora. Abbiamo lasciato la possibilità di esplorare Captain America facendo sì che entrasse nel mondo moderno chiedendosi che cosa era successo."

McFeely: "Abbiamo fatto un film nel quale il mondo era coerente con Steve Rogers. Era un mondo puro, dove tutto era o bianco o nero, giusto o sbagliato, con scenari che contrapponevano bene e male. Cap simbolizza questo. Ora, ai giorni nostri, nulla è bianco o nero. Cosa farà questo tizio? Come reagirà a questo contesto più incerto? E' uno scenario completamente nuovo, nel quale lui può rimanere se stesso".

Il film non dovrebbe uscire prima del 2014.

Messaggio modificato da veu il 23/10/2011, 18:21

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News da ComicBookMovie:

Hayley Atwell Would Love To Be In The Captain America Sequel

While sitting down for an interview, Haley Atwell talked a little bit about wanting to reprise her role as Peggy Carter in the sequel to Marvel's smash hit Captain America: The First Avenger. She also says she wasn't disappointed about not being in The Avengers.

Hayley Atwell took time out of her scheduel to sit down with the Press Association where she said it would be "Wonderful" to come back and play Peggy Carter a upcoming Captain America sequel. She also touched on not being in Cap's new adventure The Avengers, as well as what Joe Johnston did that made Peggy such a great character.

On returning on the Captain America sequel as Peggy Carter.

"I haven't heard anything. There have been talks... there's a possibility. I know they're either writing it now or they have written it by now, so I've moved on in another direction, but of course if they were to bring me back or ask if I was interested I'd definitely love to go back and revisit that role and develop her. That would be wonderful."

On Not Being In The Avengers:

"There are fans of the comic and of Peggy and Steve's relationship that would probably want to see more of that, but for me as an actor it frees me up from a franchise. It frees me up creatively from being too established as one particular role, which gives me more creative freedom."

On Joe Johnstons character development for Peggy:

"He wanted to bring an emotional truth or a gravitas to it, so that she wasn't just the totty and she wasn't also the stereotype hard a**e. He likes intelligent, strong women. He's not intimidated by that, and I think that's what gives Peggy more weight."

So with her not being in The Avengers it will be interesting to see if they do set the Cap sequel back in the 40's and explore their relationship a little further, or if they will keep it modern and introduce Peggy's niece Sharon. Be sure to check out Hayley Atwell in Captain America: The First Avenger in stores NOW!!!!

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Hayley Atwell non sarà presente in The Avengers ma potrebbe riprendere il suo ruolo in Captain America 2.

Da Coventry Telegraph:

Hayley Atwell not in The Avengers but keen on reprising role for Captain America 2

THERE'S still a lot of mystery about next summer's team-up The Avengers, including who exactly all those heroes will be fighting.

We know from the set pictures and the trailer that Tom Hiddleston is back as Asgard's villainous god Loki, this time causing havoc on Earth.

But there have been all sorts of rumours of other characters who may be in the script.

Some fans believe the alien Skrulls will form Loki's army. In addition, a new HeroClix toy line for The Avengers will include a figure of the Red Skull as a second villain, although it's not known if this mirrors what's in the film itself.

As for who else might be making an appearance, there's been some chatter regarding Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter, the wartime love interest of Captain America.

Those of you who have seen Captain America: The First Avenger in cinemas or on DVD/Blu-ray, or are familiar with the comics, will know Peggy isn't around in the present-day setting of The Avengers because (unlike the patriotic supersoldier) she did not get frozen in ice for decades. There's also a Captain America sequel in the pipeline, but that too will be set in the present day.

While the contemporary settings of The Avengers and Captain America 2 seems to rule out Peggy Carter being in either project, there's been debate about whether Atwell's character could appear in flashback sequences, such as dreams or memories. And in the comics, Captain America ends up dating Peggy's niece Sharon, a role Atwell could also be brought back to play. For the purpose of the timeline of the films, Sharon would have to be the granddaughter to be the right age.

So what does the actress have to say?

In an interview to promote the DVD and Blu-ray release of Captain America: The First Avenger, the actress - who was born in London in 1982 - was asked about the chance of appearing either in The Avengers or in Captain America 2.

On whether she'll be in The Avengers, released on April 27, she said: "Unfortunately not. I think I can say that quite safely now. I imagine filming has wrapped on that, so I haven't been part of that project at all.

"There are fans of the comic and of Peggy and Steve's relationship that would probably want to see more of that, but for me as an actor it frees me up from a franchise. It frees me up creatively from being too established as one particular role, which gives me more creative freedom. At the moment I'm looking at it in that positive light, because I have to. I've got no choice."

On the possibility of popping up in Captain America 2, she is somewhat more positive, adding: "I haven't heard anything; I haven't been approached. Of course if they were to bring me back or ask if I was interested, I'd definitely love to go back and revisit that role and develop her. That would be wonderful."

Speaking to the Press Association, Atwell says she was totally unfamiliar with the stars-and-stripes comic book hero and his love interest before taking the role: "I'd no idea who Captain America was, so I came to it completely fresh. I made no secret of that to the director in the audition. I don't think it got in the way."

She revealed how intense the screen test had been: "It was a full day where they had hired hair and make-up, a full lighting and sound crew and a set and they got costume involved.

"I learned about eight pages of dialogue and had to learn an unarmed fight sequence and how to load guns and unload them so it looked convincing. They put you through your paces, which I loved and rose to the challenge of that."

And then there was a lot of training to be done once she had got the part: "I did six days a week with an ex-Marine for two-and-a-half months, and I dropped a couple of dress sizes, but more importantly, I was just very strong.

"There's a lot more action sequences that didn't make it into the final cut, but it involves me walking around with a real heavy machine gun for a lot of time."

She elaborated: "In order for me to be able to do throughout the day for the five-month shoot, it was kind of essential really. Not just so that Peggy could look a certain way, but so that I could be strong enough to take on certain tasks that she had. I enjoyed it and I thrived on that. Any audiences that I have wouldn't associate me with action, but it's far more true to my own interest than a lot of the period dramas that I've done."

Hayley is now working on a film adaptation of 70s police show The Sweeney.

She revealed: "I had a night shoot recently, so I'm pretty tired, and I'm bruised from top to toe. It's myself and Ray Winstone and Ben Drew from the band Plan B and it's great. It's exactly the thing I was looking to do. I hope we don't disappoint the fans."

Her character is called Nancy and she explains: "She's quite gruesome. There's a sexual brutality about her and a kind of violent streak. There's less lady about her and more rough and ready, and an angry streak in her, so I'm having great fun with that."

Atwell is also in the upcoming independent film I, Anna, about a femme fatale who falls for the detective in charge of a murder case. She said: "I did that with Charlotte Rampling and Gabriel Byrne; I play Charlotte Rampling's daughter. It's a psychological thriller, it's quite dark.

"That was really good fun, and I'd worked with Charlotte on The Duchess. I think she put my name forward after working with me on that, and it was wonderful to work with her again. She's a living legend."

She's also been mentioned as starring in The Return of Captain Nemo, a sequel to 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, in which she is reportedly set to play the heroine Sara alongside Downton Abbey's Hugh Bonneville as Captain Nemo and David Morrissey as Sara's uncle.

On whether she's definitely in the film, Atwell offers: "Well, I hope so. As far as that's concerned I've written a letter of intent and interest in the project, and now it's them getting ready, but I don't have a start date as yet, so it'll be some time in 2012."


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News:

Cap 2 sarà girato alla fine dell'anno.

Da CBM:

Neal McDonough Says CAPTAIN AMERICA 2 To Shoot By Year's End, Teases NICK FURY Solo Movie

McDonough, who played Dum Dum Duggan in Captain America: TFA, reckons production on a sequel to that movie will commence by the end of this year, and he also says he will appear in the Nick Fury movie with Sam Jackson..

Q: I understand you're going to reprise your CAPTAIN AMERICA role.

McDonough: Yeah, they’re planning (to go into production for) for the end of this year, because Marvel does one film at a time. So they’re going to do THOR 2 and as soon as THOR has wrapped, they’ll do CAP 2. Hopefully right after that, we’ll jump into NICK FURY because that’s the one I’m looking forward to more than anything.

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‘Captain America 2′ Could Begin Production By Late 2012

Jan 26, 2012 by Sandy Schaefer
Tags: Captain America, Captain America 2, Nick Fury, Shield, The Avengers
‘Captain America’ costar Neal McDonough says that Marvel plans to begin production on a sequel before the end of 2012, with a 2014 release date in mind.



With The Avengers owning 2012 all to itself – along with Iron Man 3 and Thor 2 having already staked out the separate halves of 2013 as their own – it’s been assumed that Captain America 2 is the most likely candidate to snag one of the two 2014 release dates that Marvel Studios has already claimed.

According to Captain America costar Neal McDonough, who plays the bowler-capped Dum Dum Dugan, filming on the (currently) director-less sequel is slated to begin before 2012 comes to a close. Such a move would both pave the way for Cap’s next solo venture to reach theaters by 2014 – and, set the stage for production to begin on one of the many other single Marvel character-centric vehicles being developed right now.


IMDB Television was chatting recently with McDonough about his new role as a sophisticated crime boss on FX’s Justified, when the actor casually revealed the following tidbit about the next Captain America flick:
“They’re planning [to go into production] for the end of this year, because Marvel does one film at a time. So they’re going to do ‘Thor 2′ and as soon as ‘Thor’ has wrapped, they’ll do ‘Cap 2′. Hopefully right after that, we’ll jump into ‘Nick Fury’ because that’s the one I’m looking forward to more than anything.”

While both a Nick Fury solo movie and S.H.I.E.L.D. flick are definite possible future Marvel endeavors, it seems more likely that only one or the other will eventually be made. More so, with other big titles like The Avengers 2 on the horizon, there’s always the chance that studio heads will ultimately hold off all the longer on producing a solo vehicle for Samuel L. Jackson’s one-eyed alter ego.

Moving on – it sounds as though the Captain America sequel is (unofficially) set to arrive in 2014 now, even if production doesn’t begin quite as early as McDonough expects. That means the second Cap-centered movie should also be the “big” Marvel release of that year – with the other Marvel-marked release date being reserved for the live-action debut of a character like Ant-Man or Doctor Strange, whose respective solo vehicles are both reported to be making solid progress down the production pipeline.


Thor and Captain America team up in 'The Avengers'

Now that Avengers writer/director Joss Whedon has confirmed that the film unfolds from Cap’s perspective, it sounds as though the first Captain America movie, The Avengers, and Captain America 2 will essentially form a direct trilogy, in terms of Steve Rogers’ (Chris Evans) personal character arc.

Screenwriting duo Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely’s previous comments about how Cap’s second solo film will largely take place in a contemporary setting make all the more sense, in that regard – seeing how CA 2 looks to now be even more of a direct continuation of the Avengers‘ narrative than either the second Thor or third Iron Man installment.

All of the aforementioned upcoming Marvel titles are going to (at the least, partially) be affected by the success of The Avengers – which is poised to test the comic book studio’s plans, when it comes to the feasibility of creating a shared movie universe akin to that featured in Marvel’s graphic novel literature. Best to hold off and see just how everything goes down in Whedon’s superhero ensemble flick, before speculating too much about the films that take place thereafter.

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The Avengers hits theaters in the U.S. on May 4th, 2012.

Don’t be surprised if Marvel officially confirms Captain America 2 for a May 16th, 2014 theatrical release date – in the near future, that is.

[Donald Duck]

Bene,bene.....anzi benissimo!

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Ottima notizia!!!

[-Scrooge McDuck-]

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, che felicitààààààà, si!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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News:

Derek Luke tornerà nei prossimi film della saga cinematografica Marvel Cinematic Universe ma non sarà più Gabe Jones!

Da CBM:

CAPTAIN AMERICA's Derek Luke Teases Return To The Marvel Cinematic Universe

But not necessarily as his Captain America: The First Avenger character, Gabe Jones! Hit the jump to listen to his cryptic comments for yourselves.

Talking to MTV News at the recent Spirit Awards, the actor remained cryptic when asked whether Captain America's arrival to the present day means we won't see the World War II character Gabe Jones in any future Marvel Studios movies. "It's amazing what happens when you walk through one door, it opens so many of them. So what I'll say is so many doors are open right now for me on that level and I'm just excited."

Thankfully, the site didn't let him get away with such a vague answer and pushed him into explaining exactly what he meant by the above comment. "In the world of Marvel, you can be anybody at any time so what you see is not always what is. That's all I have to say. I'm saying the door is wide open," Luke said, refusing to add any more. "And I'm excited."

Wishful thinking on his part of has he reached a deal with Marvel Studios to return as a different character altogether?! His role in Captain America: The First Avenger was a fairly small one so they could probably get away with casting him as someone entirely different. On the other hand, perhaps this just backs up past rumours which indicated that Jones would appear either as an old man or in WWII flashbacks. Be sure to share your thoughts in the usual place.

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Da Badtaste:

Primi nomi per la regia del sequel di Captain America

Se ne parlava da qualche tempo, ma ora Vulture rivela che la cosa è abbastanza ufficiale: i Marvel Studios non richiameranno Joe Johnston per il sequel di Captain America: il Primo Vendicatore.

Spiega il sito:

Abbiamo appreso che stanno iniziando le ricerche per un regista che si occupi del sequel di Captain America. Alcuni insider ci dicono che la shortlist iniziale di una decina di registi è stata ora ridotta a tre: George Nolfi, regista e sceneggiatore di The Adjustment Bureau, F. Gary Gray, noto per aver diretto The Italian Job, e Anthony e Joseph Russo di Community.

Secondo il sito, Kevin Feige dei Marvel Studios propenderebbe per il duo che ha diretto You, Me and Dupree e Welcome to Collinwood, e che una decisione verrà presa a metà aprile. Il film non uscirà prima del 2014.

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Da ScreenWeek:
È stata infatti annunciata la data d’uscita di Captain America 2 (titolo provvisorio), secondo capitolo dedicato alle avventure del supereroe a stelle e strisce. La pellicola farà il suo ingresso nelle sale americane il 4 aprile 2014.

Ma le sorprese non finiscono qui! Sono infatti state diffuse le prime indiscrezioni sulla trama del film, che sarà un sequel diretto di The Avengers:

“Il secondo capitolo proseguirà la strada aperta con The Avengers, con Steve Rogers che continua la sua collaborazione con Nick Fury e lo S.H.I.E.L.D e continua la sua vita nel mondo moderno.”

Per il momento non esiste ancora nessun regista legato al progetto, non è detto infatti che Joe Johnston torni dietro la macchina da presa. Tra i possibili candidati ci sono George Nolfi, regista e sceneggiatore del thriller-romantico of The Adjustment Bureau con Matt Damon, F. Gary Gray, il regista conosciuto soprattutto per The Italian Job e Anthony e Joseph Russo, registi e produttori della serie Community (ma anche dei film Welcome to Collinwood e Tu, io e Dupree).

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Grazie per l'articolo Kekkomon!

Su badtaste c'è anche la lineup dei film Marvel.

Ecco qua:

Ufficiale: il sequel di Captain America nel 2014

Solo qualche giorno fa Kevin Feige dei Marvel Studios diceva a noi e agli amici di ScreenWeek, nell'intervista esclusiva su The Avengers, che il sequel di Captain America: il Primo Vendicatore non sarebbe arrivato prima del 2014.

Ebbene, proprio oggi i Marvel Studios confermano che il film arriverà nel 2014, e per la precisione il 4 aprile 2014: un mese prima rispetto al frame tradizionale dei film Marvel, occupato in questo caso dal sequel di The Amazing Spider-Man della Sony.

Nessuna notizia sul regista che dirigerà il film, tuttavia sappiamo che recentemente i Marvel Studios hanno ristretto la shortlist a una manciata di nomi (F. Gary Gray, George Nolfi e Anthony e Joseph Russo), e l'annuncio di una data d'uscita sembra confermare l'avvicinarsi di una decisione in merito.

Le riprese inizieranno alla fine dell'anno, e nonostante non ci siano ancora dettagli sulla trama del film, sappiamo che sarà ambientato ai giorni nostri e che prenderà il via dove termina The Avengers: Steve Rogers continuerà la sua collaborazione con Nick Fury e lo SHIELD, cercando di adattarsi al mondo moderno.

A questo punto, la lineup dei prossimi film Marvel dopo The Avengers è la seguente:
•Iron Man 3 - 3 maggio 2013 (US)
•Thor 2 - 15 novembre 2013 (US)
•Captain America 2 - 4 aprile 2014 (US)
•Secondo film Marvel - 16 maggio 2014 (US)

Vi terremo aggiornati...

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Kevin Feige parla della possibilità di Falcon nel seguito di Capitan America.

Da CBM:

Kevin Feige On "The DC Character He'd Like To Incorporate Into The MCU" And "THE FALCON As A Sidekick" In CAPTAIN AMERICA 2

Marvel Studios' President of Production Kevin Feige says if he could have one DC character it would be Batman, plus innuendos that Captain America always has a sidekick while discussing The Falcon.

As you can see, Feige is on a whirlwind press tour for The Avengers and is being asked all manner of questions from inquisitive journalists. Fresh of giving an update on Guardians of the Galaxy, Feige spoke to The Huffington Post about the 2014 Captain America sequel amongst a few other topics.

QUESTION: If you could poach one character from DC, which one would it be?

FEIGE: Heh, well ... I don't know, exactly. The obvious answer is Batman.

QUESTION:But I get the feeling you like some of the secondary characters.

FEIGE:I'm not going to name any particular one, but I will say there are times when -- and I'm going back years and years -- when I was very jealous of some of the Vertigo titles. There was some neat stuff going on. And some obscure stuff that could be interesting.

QUESTION: Captain America always has a sidekick. In the next "Captain America" movie, is he going to have a sidekick?

FEIGE:It is interesting that you ask that question. And I'm not going to give you an answer. But I will give you kudos for pointing that out and recognizing that.

QUESTION: When I was younger, my dad had a bunch of Cap' comic books from the "Captain America and the Falcon" era.
FEIGE:[Pauses] That was a fun era.

QUESTION:You're a vague guy.
FEIGE:[Laughs]

QUESTION:And no comment to my accusation about you either?
FEIGE: [Laughs] No.

QUESTION:OK, I get it. I realize that you have to be vague.

FEIGE:I'm impressed with questions that are more relevant than others. And those are relevant.

Well, you're certainly not going to get much more from Feige than that but in my personal opinion, I'd say that he all but confirmed that Cap will have a sidekick in his sequel outing. Unless Bucky makes his return sooner than what most fans anticipate it very well could be The Falcon fighting alongside The Sentinel of Liberty. Also, recently actor Derek Luke teased a return to the MCU in an all new role so maybe we're piecing together a few puzzle pieces here.

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Da Badtaste:

Kevin Feige parla dei prossimi sequel Marvel

Intervistato da comingsoon.net, il presidente di produzione dei Marvel Studios Kevin Feige ha svelato nuovi dettagli sui piani della casa di produzione per i prossimi anni, e in particolare sui vari sequel.

Sappiamo che la Marvel distribuirà due film nel 2013 (Iron Man 3 e Thor 2) e due nel 2014 (Captain America 2 e un misterioso film già deciso ma non annunciato). La prima domanda posta a Feige riguarda il fatto che questi quattro film si ricolleghino poi a un sequel di The Avengers, come capitato con i primi film dello studio:

Diciamo che ci saranno varie easter egg e varie contaminazioni. L'obiettivo è sempre quello di fare il miglior film possibile a prescindere dalla direzione che stiamo seguendo o dalle easter egg che vogliamo inserire. Questi film devono essere indipendenti, funzionare da soli. I nuovi Iron Man e Thor, quindi, saranno focalizzati sulle loro storie. Captain America sarà una storia focalizzata unicamente su Steve Rogers, ma avrà più elementi in comune con The Avengers degli altri.

Tony Stark tornerà a casa a Malibu e avrà a che fare con i suoi amici e con quella specie di contesto industriale militare dove risiedono le Stark Industries. Thor lascerà inizialmente il Pianeta e tornerà ad Asgard, dovendo occuparsi dei Nove Regni, e poi cercherà di ricollegarsi con Jane Foster. Cap è l'unico che non può tornare a casa: la sua casa è sparita, quindi dovrà affrontare il mondo moderno, e quello sarà al centro del nuovo film.

Feige ha parlato anche della scelta di Shane Black, sceneggiatore della saga di Arma Letale e regista di Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, per la regia di Iron Man 3:

Ci siamo chiesti: chi può darci un nuovo punto di vista su Tony Stark? Shane Black ha fatto questa cosa per tutta la sua carriera: ha preso i tropi del film noir e li ha usati in Kiss Kiss Bag Bang, ha ridefinito il genere d'azione negli anni ottanta e novanta, e in particolare quello con protagonisti due poliziotti in Arma Letale. Siamo molto eccitati riguardo a ciò che accadrà a Tony Stark tra cinque settimane!

[Beast]

Da Badtaste:

Anthony e Joe Russo dirigeranno Captain America 2!

Saranno Anthony e Joe Russo a dirigere il sequel di Captain America: il Primo Vendicatore.
I due fratelli (in lizza per l'incarico già da diverse settimane assieme a George Nolfi) sono noti per aver lavorato in serie cult come Arrested Development, Community e Happy Endings, oltre ad aver diretto film come Welcome to Collinwood e Tu, Io e Dupree. Inoltre stanno lavorando al film Ciudad con Dwayne Johnson, tratto dalla loro stessa graphic novel.

Poco sappiamo sul sequel del film del 2011, se non che sarà ambientato ai giorni nostri, dopo i fatti di The Avengers con Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) che lavora per Nick Fury nello SHIELD cercando nel contempo di adattarsi al mondo moderno.

Il film non ha ancora un titolo e uscirà il 4 aprile 2014.