| Robert Downey Jr.: If Steve Rogers And Tony Stark’s Relationship Doesn't Work, Then THE AVENGERS Doesn’t Work |
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| Saturday, 31 March 2012 04:52 |
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Captain America is perhaps the character who faces the biggest transition in Marvel's The Avengers. While the God of Thunder has already found himself in a fish out of water situation in THOR, Steve Rogers finds himself awoken in a completely new world after being frozen in a block of ice since 1945. Chris Evans had this to say about Cap's new status quo. "It’s not just that Captain America wakes up in a whole new world; it’s the fact that he has to deal with the emotions of finding out that everybody he knows is dead," said the actor. "Every single person he called brother on a battlefield is gone and the world around him is a different place. It’s more fast-paced and impersonal because new technologies have put barriers between people. In the ’40s there was much more of a direct and honest sincerity in the way people behaved Read more: http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=57210 |
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