The actor of America Captain Anthony Mackie considers the importance of ‘American manhood’
Actor Anthony Mackie, who plays the latest incarnation of Marvel’s captain of America in “Captain America: Brave New World,” warned that US manhood is needed and exceptional.
Mackie has made numerous titles in recent months, taking over Iconic role of captain of America From its popular predecessor Chris Evans, in Marvel Movies. On Tuesday, “Podcast Pivot” posted an extensive interview in which the actor spoke and his career and his personal life, including how he raised his sons.
“In the last 20 years, we have lived through the death of an American male,” Mackie said. “They literally killed masculinity in our homes and our communities, for one reason or another, but I raise my boys to be young men.”
He explained that he believed that they became young men consist of maturity and ability to be a protector.
Actor Anthony Mackie spoke about a pivot podcast about the importance of manhood.
“My guys will always be dear,” he said, explaining that he had taught his sons from a young age to have good manners and look out for their mother. “Every time I went to work, I would say to my 15-year-old,” You’re a man from the house. Make sure that door is locked every night, this alarm is on, you tell me or call me every night before you go to bed, and wake up. “
“Because we’re men,” Mackie continued. “If I’m not here to protect it, he must be there to protect. Because you can have all the money in the world, if the nut — Er rise [sic] Through the window that money means nothing. You can have all ‘celebrities’ in the world, [if a] Motherf — Er jump [sic] Through the door, that ‘celebrity’ means nothing. So, you have to have some guards there. “
Mackie claimed “the idea of American manhood is very different “from other countries.
“You feel when you go to Europe,” he said, noticing how confused he was when he met European men. Mackie discovered that he often thoughts “I could break your ass, boyfriend,” joke with a “agile” co -organizer about Europeans wearing “pants for narrow”.
Actors Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford played in “Captain America: a brave new world.” (Getty Images)
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Even in Africa, said the movie star of the veteran, American manhood feels extremely different. He noted that when he was in Kenya, one viewer told him, “You’re not out of here,” and he replied, “I can say I’m not from here.”
“It’s just that. It’s American male manhood something I think is very important for boys, because now, our little boys are collapsing, so they don’t try,” Mackie regretted.
Mackie made waves talking about masculinity before. During the appearance at The Wendy Williams Show, he and the host spoke about their support for “traditional” gender roles. He said that he believed that a man was someone who protected, works in the yard, who performs certain kindness for the lady, while his wife, in turn, does things like “Make Dad A Sondvich”.
When the co -organizer “Podcast Pivot” noted that many young men no longer know how to approach women face to face, Mackie claimed that women were partly guilty.
Madrid, Spain – January 28: Anthony Mackie participates in a press conference for “CAPTáin América: the brave new world” at the Rosewood Villamagna Hotel on January 28, 2025 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images for Disney)
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“Women have … they’re so malicious and so angry,” Mackie said.
He then shared an anecdote about how he saw his nephew approaching a woman, decently saying, “Excuse me, how are you?” She answered the sound of disgust.
“How do you get back from that?” he asked as the co -organizers laughed. “He just approached me, I gave him my beer, I was like,” Well, go brother. That didn’t happen. That didn’t happen. Let’s start over again. “
