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'''''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/ Captain America: The First Avenger] (2011)''''' |
'''''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/ Captain America: The First Avenger] (2011)''''' |
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Director: Joe Johnston |
Director: Joe Johnston |
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| + | Steve Rogers ([[Chris Evans]]), a rejected military soldier transforms into Captain America after taking a dose of a "Super-Soldier serum". But being Captain America comes at a price if he attempts to take down a war monger ([[Hugo Weaving]]) and a terrorist organization. |
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| + | ==Male Deaths== |
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*[[Richard Armitage]] |
*[[Richard Armitage]] |
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*[[David Bradley]] |
*[[David Bradley]] |
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*[[Sergio Corvino]] |
*[[Sergio Corvino]] |
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*[[Tommy Lee Jones]] (presumed) |
*[[Tommy Lee Jones]] (presumed) |
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| + | *[[Derek Luke]] (presumed) |
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| + | *[[Patrick Monckeberg]] |
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*[[Vincent Montuel]] |
*[[Vincent Montuel]] |
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| + | *[[Marek Oravec]] |
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*[[Jan Pohl]] |
*[[Jan Pohl]] |
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*[[Erich Redman]] |
*[[Erich Redman]] |
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*[[Fabrizio Santino]] |
*[[Fabrizio Santino]] |
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| − | *[[Peter Stark]] |
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*[[Anatole Taubman]] |
*[[Anatole Taubman]] |
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*[[Stanley Tucci]] |
*[[Stanley Tucci]] |
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*[[Marcello Walton]] |
*[[Marcello Walton]] |
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| − | *[[Hugo Weaving]] (possible) |
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*[[Amanda Walker]] |
*[[Amanda Walker]] |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | StanleyTucci.jpg|Stanley Tucci |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | # It is the last Marvel movie to be distributed by Paramount Pictures. |
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| + | # [[James Payton]] later reprised his role as Adolf Hitler in [[The Monuments Men (2014)]]. |
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| + | # To prepare for his role as Bucky, [[Sebastian Stan]] watched many World War II films and documentaries, and drew inspiration from [[Band of Brothers (2001)]]. |
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| + | # [[Hugo Weaving]] has gone on record stating that he is indifferent to the film, and has very little interest in reprising his role as the Red Skull, due to the difficulty of the make-up process involved. |
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| + | # [[Hayley Atwell]] surprisingly touching [[Chris Evans]]' chest, as he emerged from the pod upon turning into Captain America, was very much improvised, and the surprise on her face is genuine, as she admitted in interviews she was very taken by Chris' physique and nearly broke character and ruined the take that made it into the film, as a result. |
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| + | # [[Chris Evans]] declined the role three times before accepting the part - not out of dislike for the role, but because he feared what the effects of the sudden increase of fame would be on his private life. Then [[Robert Downey Jr.]] convinced him to take the part, and thus gain the freedom to sign on any other role he'd want to afterwards. After that, he had a meeting with the director and the producers who convinced him to take the role. |
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Revision as of 21:22, 29 March 2020
Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
Director: Joe Johnston
Summary
Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), a rejected military soldier transforms into Captain America after taking a dose of a "Super-Soldier serum". But being Captain America comes at a price if he attempts to take down a war monger (Hugo Weaving) and a terrorist organization.
Male Deaths
- Richard Armitage
- David Bradley
- Sergio Corvino
- Tommy Lee Jones (presumed)
- Derek Luke (presumed)
- Patrick Monckeberg
- Vincent Montuel
- Marek Oravec
- Jan Pohl
- Erich Redman
- Fabrizio Santino
- Anatole Taubman
- Stanley Tucci
- Marcello Walton
Female Deaths
Gallery
Stanley Tucci
Trivia
- It is the last Marvel movie to be distributed by Paramount Pictures.
- James Payton later reprised his role as Adolf Hitler in The Monuments Men (2014).
- To prepare for his role as Bucky, Sebastian Stan watched many World War II films and documentaries, and drew inspiration from Band of Brothers (2001).
- Hugo Weaving has gone on record stating that he is indifferent to the film, and has very little interest in reprising his role as the Red Skull, due to the difficulty of the make-up process involved.
- Hayley Atwell surprisingly touching Chris Evans' chest, as he emerged from the pod upon turning into Captain America, was very much improvised, and the surprise on her face is genuine, as she admitted in interviews she was very taken by Chris' physique and nearly broke character and ruined the take that made it into the film, as a result.
- Chris Evans declined the role three times before accepting the part - not out of dislike for the role, but because he feared what the effects of the sudden increase of fame would be on his private life. Then Robert Downey Jr. convinced him to take the part, and thus gain the freedom to sign on any other role he'd want to afterwards. After that, he had a meeting with the director and the producers who convinced him to take the role.