The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Delves Deeper Into Bucky s Backstory, What Happened in Wakanda?
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Delves Deeper Into Bucky s Backstory, What Happened in Wakanda?
The Falcon And The Winter Soldier is leaving us with nods to character backstories, especially in the case of Winter Soldier.
The fourth episode of
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier ended after tonnes of unraveling and an unexpected climactic ending. Since the first episode, the show has teased multiple subplots and has gone deep with character sketches of both Sam and Bucky. The show has gone to delve into the heroes personal life, addressed the negative effects of the Blip, and has taken a dig at racial disparities that unexpectedly exist even for our mightiest saviors.
Daniel Brühl says even he would ‘never’ trust Zemo + Stackie couldn’t control him on set
Daniel Brühl says even he would ‘never’ trust #Zemo
Still, he gets the Baron s appeal I would understand if everybody joins Team Zemo by the end of the show
+ Daniel Brühl talks about The Falcon And The Winter Soldier and why he wasn t surprised by the new Zemo. He also discussed his powerful scene with Chadwick Boseman in Civil War, the improvised moment Sebastian Stan would like to forget, and why he wants Zemo to dance with Thor.
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On whether he expected to return to the MCU:
The Falcon And The Winter Soldier re-introduced us to the titular heroes separately and the second got them together and expanded on other elements such as Wyatt Russell s John Walker, AKA the new Captain America and the motives of the Flag Smashers, now the show is really building out the world.
Episode 3, Power Broker doesn t actually have us meet the titular character, but their fingerprints are all over it. Plus, following on from the revelation that our heroes are going to talk to Helmut Zemo (Daniel Brühl) about tracking down both the Flag Smashers and their super serum supplier, we also learn something new about the troublesome Sokovian – including the fact he has his own take on Jarvis (the human butler version from the comics, not Paul Bettany s AI). Oh, and there are mutant references ahoy, which feels like Marvel laying the seeds for the X-Men.
Rumors of a Loki-led series surfaced shortly after the release of
Avengers: Infinity War in mid-2018. Disney Chairman Bob Iger confirmed the series was happening with Hiddleston the same day that the Disney+ name announced in November 2018. At the time, no other Marvel show was confirmed.
In June 2019, the first look at the series made its way online. Marvel head
Kevin Feige had previously shared the seriesâ logo and concept art at an investor meeting a few months prior. The first image showed Loki walking by a movie theater with a marquee reading
Jaws. With a focus on the 1975 film, at the time it suggested what would be later confirmed as a series with many time jumps through Lokiâs life.
The Falcon And The Winter Soldier may be flying high on Disney+ right now, but there s still a lot of love and affection for its immediate MCU predecessor,
WandaVision, at Empire Towers. And so we asked the show s head writer, Jac Schaeffer, to sit down with Chris Hewitt and talk about the creative process behind some of the show s best and brightest bits.
And that s not all Chris is also joined by Helen O Hara, Ben Travis, and Amon Warmann to look back on the show now that it s completed its run, and discuss their favourite moments, from
that ending to Drunk Vision. But what is a podcast, if not geek love persevering? Flourish!