Captain America: Civil War - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Captain America: Civil War"
Captain America: Civil War (2016)
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2:27 (147 min)
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Actors and characters
Michael A. Cook
Character MRI Tech
Laughton Parchment
Character Vicar
Jackson Spidell
Character Josef / Super Soldier #1
Aaron Toney
Character Super Soldier #4
Ann Russo
Character Zemo's Wife (voice)
Gene Farber
Character Karpov
Sven Hönig
Character Man at Kiosk
Joshua Peck
Character GSG9 Task Force Gunner
Brent McGee
Character GSG9 Task Force Pilot
Be Satrazemis
Character German Innkeeper
Blair Jasin
Character Raft Guard
Oliver Bigalke
Character Barge Man #1
Rafael Banasik
Character Barge Man #2
John Curran
Character Funeral Director
Katie Amess
Character Woman in Lobby #1
Austin Sanders
Character Woman in Lobby #2
Brett Gentile
Character Delivery Truck Driver
Matthew Anderson
Character Choir
Andrew Botchwey
Character Choir
Chase Bradfield
Character Choir
Ernest Charles
Character Choir
Hendricks Coates
Character Choir
Ethan Condon
Character Choir
Shen Dynes
Character Choir
Nathaniel Ellis
Character Choir
Jariah Ferguson
Character Choir
Evan Ffrench
Character Choir
Justin Freeman
Character Choir
Ralphael Grand'Pierre
Character Choir
Julian Grimes
Character Choir
Aaron Hayes
Character Choir
Austin Hooper
Character Choir
Amiri Jones
Character Choir
Myles Joseph
Character Choir
Stephen Lewis
Character Choir
Jacob Ludwick
Character Choir
D'Mahrei McRae
Character Choir
Ashwin Mudaliar
Character Choir
Eli Ollinger
Character Choir
Parker Pape
Character Choir
Daniel Parada
Character Choir
Jonah Ruffin
Character Choir
Darryl Sampson
Character Choir
Cameron Sardone
Character Choir
Stanley Sellers
Character Choir
Miles Selles
Character Choir
Jacob Sung
Character Choir
Caden Wilkinson
Character Choir
Jin Shijia
Character Chinese Newscaster
Jessica Walther-Gabory
Character German Newscaster #1
Beniamino Brogi
Character German Newscaster #2
Silvina Buchbauer
Character News Reporter
Henry Amadi
Character Busboy (Lagos)
Ugochukwu Ani
Character Waiter (Lagos)
Michael Anthony Rogers
Character Secretary Ross's Aide
Umar Khan
Character Hero Merc #2
David E. Brown
Character Hero Merc #3
Sophia Russo
Character Teenage Girl
Surely Alvelo
Character Nurse
Brian Schaeffer
Character Cultural Attaché
Kevin LaRosa Jr.
Character Helicopter Pilot
Frédéric North
Character Helicopter Pilot
Chris Jai Alex
Character IFID (uncredited)
Kimberly Hester Huffstetler
Character MIT Graduate Student (uncredited)
Kevin Christenson
Character Funeral Mourner (uncredited)
Kent Wagner
Character Upscale Funeral Goer (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the comic book "Civil War".
- Marvel Studios initially wanted Robert Downey Jr. to play Tony Stark in this film, but planned for his role to be small and completed in just three weeks. However, Downey wanted a larger role, which would correspondingly increase the actor's fee. Marvel Entertainment's CEO, Ike Perlmutter, was furious with his requests, and as a result, he told the screenwriters to completely remove the character of Tony Stark from the plot. However, just when the issue seemed resolved, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige decided to bring Downey back into the project, as his appearance in the film opens up opportunities to create sequels, new franchises, and various plotline developments within the Marvel Universe.
- Filming began on May 7, 2015, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
- Chad L. Coleman was considered for the role of Black Panther.
- The film marked the first appearance of the superhero Black Panther, played by Chadwick Boseman, who would receive his own adaptation in 2018.
- Black Panther's claws are made of vibranium – a fictional material from which Captain America's shield is forged.
- William Hurt reprised his role as General Ross from the film The Incredible Hulk (2008).
- In an interview, Daniel Brühl stated that the project's budget was so large that "you could have made twenty films with it".
- Finalists vying for the role of Spider-Man had to undergo individual screen tests with Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr., so that producers could gauge the special chemistry between the candidate and the lead actors.
- At the end of the last shooting day, Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie raced each other while still in their superhero costumes.
- Chris Evans stated that this film would kick off Avengers: Infinity War – Part 1 (2018) and Avengers: Infinity War – Part 2 (2019).
- The film's trailer broke the record for the most views on YouTube in its first 24 hours, previously held by Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), garnering 64 million views.
- Marvel Studios announced that Spider-Man would have his original comic book costume in the film.
- Formally, this is the first superhero film to feature another superhero as the antagonist – Iron Man, played by Robert Downey Jr. – but he is not an antagonist due to malice or deception, but solely because the character disagrees about the role of superheroes in society. The full-fledged supervillains of the film are Baron Zemo and Crossbones.
- In the film, the Falcon uses a drone called "Redwing." In the Marvel comic book universe, "Redwing" was a real falcon—Sam Wilson’s partner.
- Director Joe Russo said that "the most powerful shot in the film" was the moment when Steve Rogers holds a helicopter with his bare hands and prevents it from taking off. This shot even made it into the film’s first trailer. Russo said that Chris Evans trained intensely in the gym to physically embody his hero because the creators wanted to test the limits of Steve’s physical strength. About the shot itself, he noted: "On set, Chris hung in the air, holding onto the building with one hand and the helicopter with the other, so we could get this fantastic shot of tense, bulging muscles that would make you feel all the strength and determination with which he is trying to stop the helicopter."
- Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans describe the dynamic between their characters as a marriage: "We love each other, but at any moment one of us might blow up. We have one goal, but different ways of achieving it. There is no right way, and that’s the beauty of it: there are no right or wrong sides. And that only complicates our path to agreement."
- Jeremy Renner said that the film could be considered another installment of The Avengers due to the large number of team members, while Anthony Mackie simply called the film "Avengers 2.5."
- During the Winter Soldier's jump from the roof during one of the scenes, a wide shot shows the character grouping up in advance in order to perform a somersault and reduce the impact of the fall. However, in the previous shot "from behind," it is noticeable that Bucky does not group for a somersault until almost the moment of impact with the roof (the shot is held practically until contact with the roof, and the next shot somehow rewinds time a couple of seconds). Such a landing, incidentally, would have resulted in broken legs.
- The film is based on the comic book “Civil War”.
- In one interview, Daniel Brühl assured that the project’s budget was so large that “twenty films could have been made with it.”
- Director Joe Russo said that “the most powerful shot in the film” was the moment when Steve Rogers, with his bare hands, holds back a helicopter and prevents it from taking off. This shot even made it into the film's first trailer. Russo said that Chris Evans trained intensely in the gym to physically embody his hero, because the creators wanted to test the limit of Steve’s physical strength. About the shot itself, he noted: “On set, Chris was hanging in the air, holding onto the building with one hand and the helicopter with the other, so we could get this fantastic shot of tense muscle relief that would make you feel all the strength and determination with which he’s trying to stop the helicopter.”
- Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans describe the dynamic between their characters as a marriage: “We love each other, but at any moment one of us could blow up. We have one goal, but different ways to achieve it. There’s no right way, and that’s the beauty of it: there are no right or wrong sides. And that only complicates our path to agreement.”
- Jeremy Renner said that the film could be considered another installment of The Avengers due to the large number of members of that team, and Anthony Mackie even called the film “The Avengers 2.5.”
- During the Winter Soldier's jump from the roof in one of the wide shots, the character is seen grouping in advance to perform a somersault and reduce the impact of the fall. However, in the previous 'over-the-shoulder' shot, it is noticeable that Bucky does not group for a somersault until almost the moment of contact with the roof (the shot is held almost until contact, and the next shot seems to rewind time a couple of seconds). Such a landing, incidentally, would have resulted in broken legs.
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