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rennerandcats:

sebastianstanbear:

Sebastian Stan vs People Calling Bucky Barnes a Villain/Bad Guy

Bucky Barnes is not a villain, but we are witnessing Sebastian Stan’s super villain origin story right before our eyes. 

“He’s the world’s longest serving POW!” he shouts, before roaring and tearing his shirt off to reveal the spandex villain costume underneath.

stormbornvalkyrie:

The masks were hard. We went through various different tests to find the right mask. The one I had at the very end was the most comfortable. I just really loved that arm. I was so happy that I could actually have a “thing,” opposed to a CGI situation. There were a few of them, but there was this one that was the hero arm and it shined the brightest. That’s the one I always wanted to use.

— Sebastian Stan

Interviewer: Did you do a lot of your own stunts?

Anthony Mackie: I did a bunch of the stuff leading up to the stunts. I tried to do one stunt and I ran into a parked car, face-first.

Interviewer: The directors were telling me— I asked if there were any close calls and that was the one situation they brought up!

AM: [Laughs] No, but they tricked me. First of all, no one— if I tell you to fly, you’re not going to know how to fly ‘cause as humans, we don’t fly. So they tell me they’re going to raise me up ten feet and let me go. I swing in, land on my feet, and walk and talk…. so they pulled me up ten feet and said ‘how do you feel?’ and I said ‘I feel good!’ But I keep going up! They pull me up forty feet off the ground and I’m like ‘THIS DOESN’T FEEL RIGHT!’ [Laughs] And they let me go. And I’m coming down at like….mach 2, right? And I look at Chris [Evans]’s face and he goes… “You’re going to die.”

-Anthony Mackie, interview with Access Hollywood

Guys, watch this WHOLE THING. He’s fucking hilarious. 

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Second the rec for the video, Mackie’s retelling of this story is fucking GOLD

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HAVE YOU EVER BEEN PUNCHED IN THE FACE BY A VAN

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thedancingcow:

Samuel L. Jackson on Nick Fury’s relationship with Black Widow in Captain America: The Winter Soldier: 

And when I talk to Natasha, it’s as a father figure because he loves her in a way that he doesn’t love anybody else as part of that whole group of people. The fact that they’re both members of this shadow world and he knows her past in a way that no one else knows it, there’s an affection and a respect there and a knowledge of that kind of person she is in there. Even if she loves him, if she had to kill him, she would, and he understands that. There’s a way of dealing with her that he can’t deal with anybody else. (x)