The movies you have been watching follow a line where he always goes back. We have always thought that he was her husband. The husband that you very purposefully did not see at Peggy’s bedside in Winter Soldier is Chris’ Steve. Do they want to tell an alternate timeline story? Chris and I are partial to the idea that Steve is part of a strange, unique time-loop where he has always been there. I don’t know if Marvel wants to tell any more Captain America stories or if Chris (Evans) is up for it. McFeely: It depends on what story Marvel wants to tell going forward. What does Steve going back in time do to that timeline? But 2014’s Winter Soldier established that Peggy had a husband and two kids. McFeely: Having Cap return from war and put his shield down seemed like the end of an arc for him.Īt the conclusion of Endgame, Captain America (Chris Evans) goes back to the past and lives his life with Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell). So it didn’t seem like a particularly interesting thing to have him do. As for Captain America, he was willing to kill himself twice in his first movie. There was never a better story than that. But (dying) was the last thing he needed to do to become a fully-realized hero. Markus: We considered ways to let Tony live and whether there was a story there. Did you ever consider letting him live and having Captain America/Steve Rogers wield the gauntlet and die instead? In Infinity War, Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) says there’s only one way to beat Thanos and Endgame reveals that way meant Tony’s death. McFeely: But I think with her it was, ‘We’re going to say goodbye to your character and you’re going to get a stand-alone movie.’ So that softened things. Markus: I think Scarlett is always down for the best story and this gave her a really substantial arc and an ending as opposed to an ongoing thing. How did Scarlett feel about Black Widow’s demise since that character is coming back next year in a prequel? McFeely: I assume those were some high-end conversations where Kevin had to visit Robert’s house in Malibu and say, ‘Now, Robert, I have some news and you need to sit down …’
We knew that some of those goodbyes were going to be permanent and some were going to be more emotional goodbyes.
Markus: But we did know we were going to have to say goodbye to some people. But we felt Black Widow’s death was better for the arc we were trying to give her. I think we talked early on about how we could have gone either Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) or Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) on that cliff on Vormir. McFeely: It’s a topic of conversation that we all - (directors) Joe and Anthony Russo and (Marvel Studios boss) Kevin Feige and ourselves - had together. In terms of the deaths, was it determined early on who was going to die? Article content Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely at the premiere of Avengers: Infinity War in Los Angeles. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. When did you guys know what you were building towards with Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame? You went on to write Thor: The Dark World, Winter Soldier and Civil War, which could have gone in a few different directions. You’ve been involved in the MCU since Captain America: The First Avenger.
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With Endgame, which became the highest-grossing film of all time last month, now available on digital download and Blu-ray, Markus and McFeely rang up to talk about their experience delivering a conclusion to the Avengers franchise and what could lure them back to Marvel down the line. Fans will also get a new Thor - Love and Thunder, due in 2021 - and a Black Widow prequel. Marvel will now embark on a new wave of films that will introduce new heroes, including a cinematic version of The Eternals and the Asian superhero Shang-Chi. Article contentĮndgame picked up after the events of last year’s Infinity War, which found some of Marvel’s biggest heroes turned to dust after going up against Thanos’ (Josh Brolin) fateful snap. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.
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