Screen Rant provided the insight depth on the new Captain America images released not so long ago. Those new images have certainly got the world with ooh and aah! Now director Joe Johnston has added some description along those images thanks to yet again, Screen Rant and ComicBookMovie.
Captain America's upcoming release has been in bright light these days and none the less the production has been kicking swiftly for next July release. The Captain America movie, as directed by Joe Johnston will take a look back into the titular character rises from a patriot soldier during World War 2 before venturing into his modern day superhero outing with Iron Man, Thor and Nick Fury. The movie will be the final clue indication that will leads to Marvel Studio's bigger project, The Avengers.
Now here is the story plot:
Due to the policy from the original source at Comic Book Movie, I am respecting their policy and thus will only take two images.
THE FIRST IMAGE:
"Hayley Atwell and Chris Evans are seen in uniform in Allied Headquarters, a fantastic multi-room set constructed at Longcross Studios, an ex-tank factory outside of London."
THE SECOND IMAGE:
“[This is] Red Skull about to evaporate a trio of Nazis who have come to confiscate his technology to serve the Reich. Hugo Weaving was really the only choice for Red Skull. [He's] a chameleon as an actor. He’s played so many incredibly versatile roles, from the ‘Lord of the Rings’ films,['The Matrix'], ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’. He’s never failed to create a multi-layered and complex character. In my own experience with him on ‘The Wolfman’, he took a part that was much less significant and inspired us to develop the character into a pivotal role. I wanted Hugo to play Red Skull to SEE what he would bring to the character. He’s one of those actors you don’t want to look away from.”
For more of the images and the director's description, please head on to Comic Book Movie.
Captain America will arrives in cinema on July 22 next year in US and tentatively August 4, 2011.
Captain America's upcoming release has been in bright light these days and none the less the production has been kicking swiftly for next July release. The Captain America movie, as directed by Joe Johnston will take a look back into the titular character rises from a patriot soldier during World War 2 before venturing into his modern day superhero outing with Iron Man, Thor and Nick Fury. The movie will be the final clue indication that will leads to Marvel Studio's bigger project, The Avengers.
Now here is the story plot:
It will start out in present day with Captain America being frozen in suspended animation, and will then flashback to the WWII era where a young patriot named Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) finds him transformed into a super soldier by a radical experiment. Rogers becomes Captain America and joins an international band of heroes known as The Howling Commandos to battle the Nazis and the evil organization known as Hydra. The plot thickens when Hitler’s head of advanced weaponry, The Red Skull (Hugo Weaving), discovers an artifact known as “The Tesseract,” a cosmic cube of immense and deadly power.
Due to the policy from the original source at Comic Book Movie, I am respecting their policy and thus will only take two images.
THE FIRST IMAGE:
"Hayley Atwell and Chris Evans are seen in uniform in Allied Headquarters, a fantastic multi-room set constructed at Longcross Studios, an ex-tank factory outside of London."
THE SECOND IMAGE:
“[This is] Red Skull about to evaporate a trio of Nazis who have come to confiscate his technology to serve the Reich. Hugo Weaving was really the only choice for Red Skull. [He's] a chameleon as an actor. He’s played so many incredibly versatile roles, from the ‘Lord of the Rings’ films,['The Matrix'], ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’. He’s never failed to create a multi-layered and complex character. In my own experience with him on ‘The Wolfman’, he took a part that was much less significant and inspired us to develop the character into a pivotal role. I wanted Hugo to play Red Skull to SEE what he would bring to the character. He’s one of those actors you don’t want to look away from.”
For more of the images and the director's description, please head on to Comic Book Movie.
Captain America will arrives in cinema on July 22 next year in US and tentatively August 4, 2011.