Russell himself sounds ambivalent about whether John Walker comes back at all: “Part of the way I approached Marvel was it’s all your last time you’re going to do it.” If this scene with the Contessa is setting Walker up for something specific, Russell is in the dark about it. Whether or not you like it or agree with it, you’re going to understand why he’s doing it.”
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Russell sounds hopeful that The Falcon and the Winter Soldier fans will come out the other side of this series able to see things from John Walker’s perspective: “Hopefully you were taken from someone who you really are set up to despise down the journey of understanding where he came from. Will that be this John Walker’s fate? Unlikely. In that guise he joins the West Coast Avengers and looks after Vision. But super soldier serum is a terrible thing to waste and the Government sets Walker up with a new identity and shiny red and black costume to match and calls him U.S.
In the comics, after he’s stripped of the title of Captain America for using excess force after beating a villain to death (sound familiar?), John Walker is declared dead by the U.S.
The black and red costume will look familiar to comic book fans who know that it’s the suit John Walker wears when he goes by the moniker U.S. The actor emerged from his fitting like a deflated “kid on Christmas” and said: “It’s cool that it’s a different color but it’s, like, the same suit.” His real-life non-plussed reaction made it into the final cut of the episode: “It provided a fun thing for me and Julia beyond what was on the page in that scene.” It was…it’s really the exact same costume but it’s just black and red,” Rusell said. “When I went to see the costume, I thought there’d be a lot to deal with. It was so much fun.” Russell told Vanity Fair that his character’s reaction to the new uniform was the same as his own. Wyatt Russell’s John Walker, seemingly riding a redemption arc, is not only alive and well but, thanks to Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s Contessa character, is kitted out in a brand-new black and red super-suit in a scene he likens to a “carrot dangling in front of you. If you haven’t watched yet, now is your time to leave.Įven as the credits rolled on the adventures of Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes, there was one more moment that may shine a light on the future of Marvel’s Disney+ plans. (When pressed whether he really doesn't know what's to come or is repeating the company line, he quips, "You trying to get me fired? I mean, literally it's been three days and you're trying to get me fired.This post contains frank discussion of the The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Season 1 finale. But there's, like, 30 million projects in production right now, so I just wait for the phone call from Kevin and Nate to tell me what I'm doing." I'm like, 'My phone works, dawg! I pay my bill every month!' So, I don't know what's going on," Mackie responds.
Despite reports that Mackie will front his own Captain America movie, to be scripted be series head writer Malcolm Spellman and Dalan Musson, the actor claims he has yet to hear anything. What this means for the character's future remains to be seen. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier finale ends with an updated title card, one which acknowledges Sam's new moniker: Captain America and the Winter Soldier. The idea of us being a duo, it ain't that bad of a thing. So, I think people won't be disappointed with the round Brown, how could they be." "Well, I would say I'm more of a beefier guy than Chris," he says. As for any meeting the "America's Ass" portion of the brief, Mackie laughs.
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