Chris Evans, who played Marvel superhero Captain America for nearly a decade, hung his boots in 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame'. The film had Evans ageing and eventually handing over his shield to Sam played by Anthony Mackie.&nbsp; 
 
While fans were upset at Evans not returning to play the superhero again on screen, they did praise the new phase of Marvel where Anthony Mackie will be the new Captain America.&nbsp; 
 
Above all, Evans himself is all praises for Mackie and said he couldn't think of anyone better than him to take the legacy forward.&nbsp; 
 
“No one better to do it. I mean, he honestly does it justice… I’m so proud of him. I can’t wait to see what they do in the future with it, but if there’s any tear shed, it’s just for the sweet memories I had," said Evans in an interview with Yahoo Entertainment.&nbsp; 
 
Mackie first played the role of Falcon in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier.' He was a veteran who ran a self-help group for soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. He teamed up with Captain America to take down Hydra which had not only survived but also infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. 
 
The actor is set to reprise his role for the fourth film in the franchise which may also include Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes or Winter Soldier. The two actors had appeared in the series 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' last.&nbsp; 
 
After ending his term with Marvel, Evans, meanwhile has moved on and given voice to the lead character in Pixar's upcoming 'Lightyear' which is a spin-off of 'Toy Story'. 
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Chris Evans, who played Marvel superhero Captain America for nearly a decade, hung his boots in 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame'. The film had Evans ageing and eventually handing over his shield to Sam played by Anthony Mackie.

Chris Evans, who played Marvel superhero Captain America for nearly a decade, hung his boots in 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame'. The film had Evans ageing and eventually handing over his shield to Sam played by Anthony Mackie. While fans were upset at Evans not returning to play the superhero again on screen, they did praise the new phase of Marvel where Anthony Mackie will be the new Captain America. Above all, Evans himself is all praises for Mackie and said he couldn't think of anyone better than him to take the legacy forward. “No one better to do it. I mean, he honestly does it justice… I’m so proud of him. I can’t wait to see what they do in the future with it, but if there’s any tear shed, it’s just for the sweet memories I had," said Evans in an interview with Yahoo Entertainment. Mackie first played the role of Falcon in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier.' He was a veteran who ran a self-help group for soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. He teamed up with Captain America to take down Hydra which had not only survived but also infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. The actor is set to reprise his role for the fourth film in the franchise which may also include Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes or Winter Soldier. The two actors had appeared in the series 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' last. After ending his term with Marvel, Evans, meanwhile has moved on and given voice to the lead character in Pixar's upcoming 'Lightyear' which is a spin-off of 'Toy Story'.

Chris Evans opens up about Anthony Mackie playing the new Captian America

Hollywood star Don Cheadle earned a Emmy nomination for his appearance in 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' on Tuesday night. Much like his fans, Cheadle too was surprised for his Emmy nod. Cheadle got an Emmy nod in the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series category.&nbsp; 
 
Cheadle appeared in the first episode of the Marvel TV series for 98 seconds and much like his fans, he too was surprised when Television Academy acknowledged his cameo.&nbsp; 
 
While some felt he deserved a nomination, there were others didn't take it too well. The actor himself took to Twitter to respond to the news and wrote, "Thanks, well wishers. sorry, haters. agreed, 🤷🏿‍♂️ers. i don’t really get it either. buuuuuuuuuut on we go…”

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Cheadle played Colonel James Rupert “Rhodey” Rhodes — and his alter ego War Machine — in the series as part of a continuity in the Marvel universe. Cheadle has been playing the character since 2010 when he first appeared in 'Iron Man 2'. He has been a steadying presence for fans and Robert Downey Jr’s Tony Stark, in seven films. 
 
One fan felt he didn't deserve to be in the category and asked him to 'step down'. Cheadle pointed out that it was not up to him to step down. “Bro step down and a make a spot for someone that did a bit more,” wrote the follower.&nbsp;

Also see:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-falcon-and-the-winter-soldier-finale-review-a-moral-battle-of-identity-purpose-and-legacy-379459">'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' finale review: A moral battle of identity, purpose and legacy&nbsp;</a>

 
Cheadle replied, "step down?!? You really don’t know how this emmy thing works, huh?”&nbsp;

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Another person wrote, “yep… just Hollywood being stupid… again. And to no fault on the man, IMO he deserves every accolade. Just sad that the moronic Emmy committee peeps are just that: morons.”.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/emmy-awards-2021-the-crown-the-mandalorian-lead-nominations-heres-the-complete-list-397919" hreflang="en">Emmy Awards 2021-&nbsp;here's the complete list</a>

Interestingly enough, this is Cheadle’s 12th Emmy nomination. He is yet to win the coveted trophy. Perhaps this time?

Hollywood star Don Cheadle earned a Emmy nomination for his appearance in 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' on Tuesday night. Much like his fans, Cheadle too was surprised for his Emmy nod.

Hollywood star Don Cheadle earned a Emmy nomination for his appearance in 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' on Tuesday night. Much like his fans, Cheadle too was surprised for his Emmy nod. Cheadle got an Emmy nod in the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series category. Cheadle appeared in the first episode of the Marvel TV series for 98 seconds and much like his fans, he too was surprised when Television Academy acknowledged his cameo. While some felt he deserved a nomination, there were others didn't take it too well. The actor himself took to Twitter to respond to the news and wrote, "Thanks, well wishers. sorry, haters. agreed, 🤷🏿‍♂️ers. i don’t really get it either. buuuuuuuuuut on we go…” thanks, well wishers. sorry, haters. agreed, 🤷🏿‍♂️ers. i don't really get it either. buuuuuuuuuut on we go ... — Don" 't ask me google questions" Cheadle (@DonCheadle) July 13, 2021 × Cheadle played Colonel James Rupert “Rhodey” Rhodes — and his alter ego War Machine — in the series as part of a continuity in the Marvel universe. Cheadle has been playing the character since 2010 when he first appeared in 'Iron Man 2'. He has been a steadying presence for fans and Robert Downey Jr’s Tony Stark, in seven films. One fan felt he didn't deserve to be in the category and asked him to 'step down'. Cheadle pointed out that it was not up to him to step down. “Bro step down and a make a spot for someone that did a bit more,” wrote the follower. Also see: 'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' finale review: A moral battle of identity, purpose and legacy Cheadle replied, "step down?!? You really don’t know how this emmy thing works, huh?” step down?!? 😂😂 you really don't know how this emmy thing works, huh? https://t.co/JRTgDcV333 — Don" 't ask me google questions" Cheadle (@DonCheadle) July 13, 2021 × Another person wrote, “yep… just Hollywood being stupid… again. And to no fault on the man, IMO he deserves every accolade. Just sad that the moronic Emmy committee peeps are just that: morons.”. Emmy Awards 2021- here's the complete list Interestingly enough, this is Cheadle’s 12th Emmy nomination. He is yet to win the coveted trophy. Perhaps this time?

Don Cheadle is surprised at earning an Emmy nod for his 98 second cameo: 'I don't really get it'

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier', premiered on Friday on Disney+Hotstar, and the old style of Marvel storytelling was received well by the fans. While the Marvel fans were still reeling from the bombardment of characters that occurred in 'WandaVision', the new episode o0f the new series, introduced an unexpected character. 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-falcon-and-the-winter-soldier-review-the-first-episode-is-all-about-redemptions-re-adjustments-and-replacements-371658" hreflang="en">'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' review: The first episode is all about redemptions, re-adjustments, and replacements</a> 
 
In an interview with Variety, Kari Skogland, the director of all six episodes of the second Marvel series from Phase 4,&nbsp; talked about the show’s approach to its themes of race and trauma and discussed how all of the show’s characters&nbsp;are dealing&nbsp;with the Blip.

In the first scene in “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), is remembering his conversation with his friend Steve Rogers in which Steve, Captain America, passed the mantle of his shield to Sam, the Falcon. “How does it feel?” he remembers Steve saying (voiced by Chris Evans) in the final scene in “Avengers: Endgame.” “Like it’s someone else’s,” Sam replies.

“It isn’t,” Steve says.

Soon we see him packing the shield away, and return it to the Defense Department at a ceremony in which they honor Captain America. “I don’t know if there’s ever been a greater symbol,” Sam says in a speech as he holds the shield. “But it’s more about the man who propped it up — and he’s gone.”

Skogland also delved into the final scene of the episode.

The episode reveals to Sam that the United States government didn’t agree with his decision to retire the shield. From his house in Louisiana, Sam watches on TV as a spokesman for the Defense Department (Alphie Hyroth) announces that there’s a new Captain America, played by Wyatt Russell.&nbsp;

Skogland talked about that scene, and said it was especially important how the government official introduced the new Captain America, using nationalistic language: “We need heroes who are relatable; we need heroes who are from this planet,” Skogland paraphrased.

“They had gone in, and obviously done exactly what Sam was hoping that they wouldn’t,” Skogland told Variety. “The shield belongs to Steve. It belongs to that time.”

Obviously, the government’s decision — which Sam feels is wrong and rash, as you can see from the anguish in Mackie’s face — will cause him to rethink that opinion.

“What does it represent? What is its relevance?” Skogland asked.

“We were always telling a racially charged exploration of what it was for a Black man to pick up the shield,” she said.

As far as shooting the scene in which Walker is introduced, he appears on the steps to enthusiastic applause, wielding the shield and waving to the crowd. He looks down at the camera, and the final shot is him winking.

“I wanted to hero-ise,” Skogland said about how we can’t really make out Russell’s face behind the mask. “Lots of low angles and and sneaky imagery, so that you just about get him — you don’t quite get him.”

That question sets up the rest of the series, especially since Sam and Bucky aren’t together in the premiere episode. The decision to keep them apart, Skogland said, was made in order to set up their lives apart from each other, before they “take off at a gallop,” she said.

The new&nbsp;Captain America will bring the title characters together, it seems. “Sam and Bucky will have a really interesting interaction as they go through their adventure about just that — what the shield means to each one of them for different reasons,” Skogland said.

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier', premiered on Friday on Disney+Hotstar, and the old style of Marvel storytelling was received well by the fans. While the Marvel fans were still reeling from the bombardment of characters that occurred in 'WandaVision', the new episode o0f the new series, introduced an unexpected character.

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier', premiered on Friday on Disney+Hotstar, and the old style of Marvel storytelling was received well by the fans. While the Marvel fans were still reeling from the bombardment of characters that occurred in 'WandaVision', the new episode o0f the new series, introduced an unexpected character. 'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' review: The first episode is all about redemptions, re-adjustments, and replacements In an interview with Variety, Kari Skogland, the director of all six episodes of the second Marvel series from Phase 4, talked about the show’s approach to its themes of race and trauma and discussed how all of the show’s characters are dealing with the Blip. In the first scene in “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), is remembering his conversation with his friend Steve Rogers in which Steve, Captain America, passed the mantle of his shield to Sam, the Falcon. “How does it feel?” he remembers Steve saying (voiced by Chris Evans) in the final scene in “Avengers: Endgame.” “Like it’s someone else’s,” Sam replies. “It isn’t,” Steve says. Soon we see him packing the shield away, and return it to the Defense Department at a ceremony in which they honor Captain America. “I don’t know if there’s ever been a greater symbol,” Sam says in a speech as he holds the shield. “But it’s more about the man who propped it up — and he’s gone.” Skogland also delved into the final scene of the episode. The episode reveals to Sam that the United States government didn’t agree with his decision to retire the shield. From his house in Louisiana, Sam watches on TV as a spokesman for the Defense Department (Alphie Hyroth) announces that there’s a new Captain America, played by Wyatt Russell. Skogland talked about that scene, and said it was especially important how the government official introduced the new Captain America, using nationalistic language: “We need heroes who are relatable; we need heroes who are from this planet,” Skogland paraphrased. “They had gone in, and obviously done exactly what Sam was hoping that they wouldn’t,” Skogland told Variety. “The shield belongs to Steve. It belongs to that time.” Obviously, the government’s decision — which Sam feels is wrong and rash, as you can see from the anguish in Mackie’s face — will cause him to rethink that opinion. “What does it represent? What is its relevance?” Skogland asked. “We were always telling a racially charged exploration of what it was for a Black man to pick up the shield,” she said. As far as shooting the scene in which Walker is introduced, he appears on the steps to enthusiastic applause, wielding the shield and waving to the crowd. He looks down at the camera, and the final shot is him winking. “I wanted to hero-ise,” Skogland said about how we can’t really make out Russell’s face behind the mask. “Lots of low angles and and sneaky imagery, so that you just about get him — you don’t quite get him.” That question sets up the rest of the series, especially since Sam and Bucky aren’t together in the premiere episode. The decision to keep them apart, Skogland said, was made in order to set up their lives apart from each other, before they “take off at a gallop,” she said. The new Captain America will bring the title characters together, it seems. “Sam and Bucky will have a really interesting interaction as they go through their adventure about just that — what the shield means to each one of them for different reasons,” Skogland said.

'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' director breaks down 'that' final scene from first episode

Disney Plus is pushing back the release of Marvel's 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', as the production work of the movie has been halted due to coronavirus lockdown.&nbsp; 
 
The series, featuring actors Anthony Mackie (Falcon) and Sebastian Stan (Winter Soilder) reprising their Marvel Cinematic Universe(MCU) roles, was scheduled to premiere on Disney Plus.

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According to an entertainment portal, ''The team was about to start the Prague schedule of the series in March, but the production had to be shut down in the wake of coronavirus outbreak leading to several weeks of delay in the making''. 
 
The star of the series Anthony Mackie said in a recent interview, ''We were in Europe, and everything got crazy in Europe first. So they shut us down two weeks before the US shutdown. It was really amazing just because I feel like we are the first Marvel show or movie that had budget constraints''.

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Marvel's other shows are also in the works for Disney+, like &nbsp;'WandaVision' with Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen, &nbsp;Tom Hiddleston-starrer 'Loki' and Jeremy Renner's 'Hawkeye'.

Disney Plus is pushing back the release of Marvel's 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', as the production work of the movie has been halted due to coronavirus lockdown.

Disney Plus is pushing back the release of Marvel's 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', as the production work of the movie has been halted due to coronavirus lockdown. The series, featuring actors Anthony Mackie (Falcon) and Sebastian Stan (Winter Soilder) reprising their Marvel Cinematic Universe(MCU) roles, was scheduled to premiere on Disney Plus. Also read: Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans to star in Russo brothers upcoming Netflix film According to an entertainment portal, ''The team was about to start the Prague schedule of the series in March, but the production had to be shut down in the wake of coronavirus outbreak leading to several weeks of delay in the making''. The star of the series Anthony Mackie said in a recent interview, ''We were in Europe, and everything got crazy in Europe first. So they shut us down two weeks before the US shutdown. It was really amazing just because I feel like we are the first Marvel show or movie that had budget constraints''. Also read: Britain's Princess Beatrice marries fiance Edoardo Mapelli in a private ceremony at Windsor Marvel's other shows are also in the works for Disney+, like 'WandaVision' with Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen, Tom Hiddleston-starrer 'Loki' and Jeremy Renner's 'Hawkeye'.

Disney + delays release of Marvel's 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier'

One of most sought after commercials spots are always at the halftime of &nbsp;Super Bowl. Trailers of some of the most anticipated films, web series are showcased during the halftime.&nbsp;

Sunday's Super Bowl was no different as streaming platform Disney+ unveiled the first looks of three of its upcoming Marvel series &nbsp;'Loki', 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier` and `Wandavision'.&nbsp; 
 
Each of the 30-second clips showed glimpses of the much-awaited television series which feature popular actors from the Hollywood film fraternity.&nbsp;

`Loki ` which stars Tom Hiddleston as the Asgardian character is due to be released in 2021 while 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier` will hit the screens around October where Sebastian Stan reprises his role along with Anthony Mackie. The series will portray events posts `Avengers: Endgame`.

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Meanwhile, `WandaVision` helmed by Matt Shakman is a 1950 sitcom-inspired tale of Wanda and Vision. The television series features Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany. 
 
These shows will join the dots with their Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts, with characters moving from the big screen to the small -- and vice versa. 
 
Other series in the works include one starring Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, as well as shows focusing on characters such as She-Hulk, Ms Marvel and Moon Knight. 
 
Not just series, but Marvel also unveiled <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/Hollywood-news-new-trailer-of-scarlett-johanssons-black-widow-released-during-super-bowl-278336">the trailer of 'Black Widow'</a> at Super Bowl -heralding the fourth phase of Marvel Cinematic Universe.&nbsp;

One of most sought after commercials spots are always at the halftime of Super Bowl. Trailers of some of the most anticipated films, web series are showcased during the halftime.

One of most sought after commercials spots are always at the halftime of Super Bowl. Trailers of some of the most anticipated films, web series are showcased during the halftime. Sunday's Super Bowl was no different as streaming platform Disney+ unveiled the first looks of three of its upcoming Marvel series 'Loki', 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier` and `Wandavision'. Each of the 30-second clips showed glimpses of the much-awaited television series which feature popular actors from the Hollywood film fraternity. `Loki ` which stars Tom Hiddleston as the Asgardian character is due to be released in 2021 while 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier` will hit the screens around October where Sebastian Stan reprises his role along with Anthony Mackie. The series will portray events posts `Avengers: Endgame`. Meanwhile, `WandaVision` helmed by Matt Shakman is a 1950 sitcom-inspired tale of Wanda and Vision. The television series features Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany. These shows will join the dots with their Marvel Cinematic Universe counterparts, with characters moving from the big screen to the small -- and vice versa. Other series in the works include one starring Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, as well as shows focusing on characters such as She-Hulk, Ms Marvel and Moon Knight. Not just series, but Marvel also unveiled the trailer of 'Black Widow' at Super Bowl -heralding the fourth phase of Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Disney unveils teasers of 'Loki', 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier'and 'Wandavision' at Super Bowl