Sebastian Stan is currently promoting two very different projects: the action film The 355 and the upcoming Hulu Pam & Tommy series, based on a true story, in which he plays Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee. Stan spoke to Collider about filming the action scenes and is still proud of the three-way fight in Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War.
It seems odd now, given how all of the Avengers came together in Infinity War and Endgame, but in 2016 Steve Rogers / Captain America (Chris Evans) and Tony Stark / Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr) were at war with one another.
One of the issues was their divergent positions on the Sokovia Accords, but things really got out of hand when Tony found out that Bucky, the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), uh, killed his parents (while he was under the control of Hydra).
Steve would protect his best friend Bucky at all costs, leading to a spectacular fight between the iron suit, Cap’s shield, and Bucky’s super-soldier arm.
In the interview, Stan says; “If you ask the stunts department (on any action movie) they always tell you one thing, and that’s if you can fight in a wide, then you really know what you’re doing, because the close-up is… you don’t really make it see a lot of things.
He keeps on; “I’m going to tell you that I’ll always be proud of that three-way fight in Captain America: Civil War with Chris Evans and Iron Man. Because we knew it was a hit and I was like, ‘We’re going to be out in the open. so they’re going to see it all. “You really have to get it. You can’t fool it.
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