A new gag reel from behind the scenes of the latest MCU sequel,Captain America: Brave New World, shows what happens whenHarrison Fordgets angry…and it’s hilarious. TheStar Warsactor joined the world of Marvel this year, taking over the role of Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross following the passing of William Hurt. Now President of the United States, Ross finds himself becoming part of the superhero world more than ever after transforming into the Red Hulk. Something that Ford had to act out on set. As you’d expect, the memes practically make themselves.
you may check out the gag reel fromCaptain America: Brave New Worldbelow, which also finds the likes of Anthony Mackie, Danny Ramirez, and more in some pretty uncomfortable positions as they work hard to bring the wonders of the MCU to life on the big screen. The standout though isacting veteran Harrison Ford, who clearly had the time of his life making the Marvel movie, dancing, hulking out, and even offering aStar Warscallback, saying, “You can type this sh*t, but you can’t say it!” Something he said to George Lucas about his dialogue.
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Coming courtesy of ET, the footage finds the whole cast in good spirits, and teases just some of the hard work (and fun) that goes into bringing the actors and special effects together to create Marvel magic. Sadly, with regard toCaptain America: Brave New World, the magic was not reflected in either the reviews orthe box office.
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Released back in February,Captain America: Brave New Worldwas directed by Julius Onah from a screenplay by Rob Edwards and the writing teams of Malcolm Spellman & Dalan Musson and Onah & Peter Glanz. Starring Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Captain America alongside Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Carl Lumbly, Xosha Roquemore, Giancarlo Esposito, Liv Tyler, Tim Blake Nelson, and Harrison Ford, the sequel finds Sam trying to live up to the legacy of Steve Rogers while investigating a conspiracy involving U.S. President Thaddeus Ross.
The MCU outingproved divisive among critics and audiences, landing a score of just 48% from the former (making it one of the lowest-rated Marvel movies, just ahead ofEternalsandAnt-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania) alongside 79% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. While both groups praised Anthony Mackie in the lead and Ford’s introduction to the MCU, many foundCaptain America: Brave New Worldto be too routine, failing to reach the heights of previous installments,Captain America: The Winter SoldierandCaptain America: Civil War.
The addition of Harrison Ford to the MCU came as something of a surprise, but the actor is keen to return for more Hulk smashing. “I hope he can come back. I hope [there’s] a story in which he can develop into something other than the Red Hulk,”Ford said earlier this year. “I think we have the capacity to shift shape between Hulkness and humanity, but that’s really not my department. I was very happy with the opportunity to play in this playground. What an amazing group of people to work with, and what an imaginative reality. So I was looking forward to having a piece of the action.”
Captain America: Brave New World
