The ‘Captain of America’ is telling fans to stop comparing the order of Hulk with Trump
Actor Anthony Mackie, who plays Captain of America in Marvel’s upcoming “Captain America: Brave New World”, broke the rumors that the Red Hulk, Alter Ego Thaddeus Ross, played by Harrison Ford, intended for portraitting President Donald TrumpIn an interview with Esquire on Thursday.
When When asked by Esquire Will the fans establish a connection between the Red Hulk and Trump, the star of “Captain America”, she told fans to “cool f *** out”.
“I hope, as a country, we’re tired of all political jousting,” Mackie said. “Let’s just go to the movies and cool f ***. We could have made this mother ****** yellow and that would be a problem.”
Harrison Ford plays Red Hulk, Alter Ego Thaddeus Ross, in Marvel’s upcoming movie “Captain America: Brave New World”, which will be published in theaters on February 14, 2025. (Getty Images; Disney)
This is not the first controversy about the new movie “Captain America” and her star actor.
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Earlier this week, Mackie faced anger Of the fans after they said an iconic American superhero who should not “represent” America.
“Captain America represents a lot of different things and I don’t think the term” America “should not be one of these views. It is a man who holds his word, who has honor, dignity and integrity. Someone who is reliable and reliable,” he said .
On January 27, January 27, on January 27, the actor made a comment on the printing tour for the fourth part of the Captain America franchise at the Hotel De la Ville in Rome.
Actor Anthony Mackie, who plays Captain America in “Captain America: A Brave New World,” fought a controversy while he was on a press tour for his new film after claiming that Captain America should not “represent” America. (Getty Images)
After receiving an intense return blow from fans over his comments, Mackie made a controversy on Instagram.
“Let me be clear about this, I am proud of the American and take a shield of heroes like CAP all my life,” Mackie wrote on Tuesday in the comments on his Instagram account. “I have the most respect for those who serve and serve our country. The drop has universal characteristics that people around the world can relate.”
“Captain America: a brave new world“He was supposed to publish in cinemas on February 14, 2025.
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Fox News’ Joshua Q. Nelson and Jeffrey Clark contributed to this report.
