Captain America is one of the most fan-favorite characters. The title of Captain America was firstly carried by the super soldier Steve Rogers his role was played by Chris Evans, and we have witnessed many adventures of Steve Rogers throughout the Infinity saga. In Avengers: Endgame went to the past time to return the infinity stones but didn’t come as an old Steve Rogers was there who handed the very prestigious shield to Sam Wilson played by Anthony Mackie. And after the series Falcon and the Winter, things changed as we get to know that Sam Wilson was firstly called Falcon, and now he will be called Captain America. And now, Anthony Mackie is returning as Sam Wilson a.k.a Captain America in Captain America 4 but the first movie of Anthony Mackie who played the role of Sam Wilson a.k.a Captain America. And at D23, Expo Marvel Studios reveals the cast of the fourth part of Captain America, and that movie got a surprising return of Tim Blake Nelson who is going to play the role of the Leader. Continue reading to know more about Captain America: New World Order.
The movie was first announced at the San Diego Comic-con, and the movie will be a part of phase 5. It was previously confirmed that the director of Captain America: New World Order will be Julius Onah. Now, at the D23 Expo, the cast of the movie got confirmed, and a new logo of the movie was also seen. From the cast of Captain America 4 the shocking news came up that Tim Blake Nelson is in the movie as he is playing the role of the Leader who is going to be the antagonist of this film. He was last seen in the Incredible Hulk movie. Marvel fans are excited to watch Tim Blake Nelson as the Leader in the new Captain America movie. Captain America: New World Order is scheduled to be released in theatres on May 3rd, 2024.
The Leader is to return in Captain America 4
In every Marvel movie, fans always wanted a great villain. And in many Marvel movies, we get to see a proper villain. And now the Leader who is known as the villain of the Green Monster Hulk is going to reprise his role in Captain America: New World Order. He was last seen in the Incredible Hulk when Emil goes to the lab of Samuel Sterns to transform himself into Abomination and he was successful, then Abomination punches him as he was nearly dead but he was smiling as he takes the blood of Hulk as in the bottle of Hulk’s blood it was written as Mr. Green. And after 14 years we get to know that Tim Blake Nelson is going to come into Marvel Cinematic Universe as the Leader. He also might be in the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law series.
About the cast of Captain America: New World Order
The cast of the new Captain America movie is awesome, many new faces have joined the cast of Captain America: New World Order and some old faces are also there. The cast includes the main hero of the movie Anthony Mackie who is going to play the role of Sam Wilson a.k.a Captain America, then comes the returning character Tim Blake Nelson who is going to play the role of the Leader, Carl Lumbly is going to play Isaiah Bradley, Shira Haas is making her debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the Israeli superhero Sabra, and Danny Ramirez, who will take the role of Falcon. This will not be the only cast of Captain America 4 as many more casts to join in the future.
The hype for Captain America 4 movie has now just started and the hype will increase when further news of Captain America: New World Order will came out. At D23 Expo, the cast of Captain America: New World Order has been announced and in that cast, we get to know the Leader is going to be the main antagonist of this movie and his role is going to play by Tim Blake Nelson who was last seen in the Incredible Hulk. And a new character is going to debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that is Sabra who is an Israeli superhero her role was played by Shira Haas, and Danny Ramirez will take the role of Falcon. Fans can’t wait to watch Captain America 4. Captain America: New World Order is scheduled to release in theatres on May 3rd, 2024.
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