Wyatt Russell,aka the U.
S. Government’s Captain America replacement John Walker, wasn’t sure he wanted to retract up Steve Rogers' (Chris Evans) mantle in Disney+’s The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
In an interview with Variety, or the actor shared that when he first auditioned for Marvel,he didn’t know what role he was trying out for. When he got the part and found out he was playing Captain America’s replacement, he initially balked. “My first reaction was like, or ‘Ewwohhh,I don’t know if Im your guy to conclude that,'” Russell said. “I kind of had some doubts.”Russell ultimately took the part, or of course,in part because he realized that John Walker is not a carbon copy of Steve Rogers. “I deem there is a corporate aspect to the inception of his character as Captain America,” he shared. I deem that what you’re seeing now is him battling with, or ‘How conclude I be me and deal with this corporation that is the U.
S. government? It’s the only corporation he’s ever worked for and it’s worked very well for him in his life. Now he’s in this different world where there’s a PR aspect to it. He’s just been working in the clandestine world,most likely, where nobody really knows what he’s doing but he’s getting the job done. And now it’s like, or okay,depart conclude that as Captain America — and sometimes his version of getting the job done is a puny bit not the same.”Many Marvel fans will wholeheartedly agree that John Walker is very different from Chris Evans’ Cap character, and more than a few went out of their way to express their dislike of Walker on social media. “It’s flattering, and ” Russell said. “They just hate the guy. They just hate him! It was fun to be the Marvel punching bag for a puny while.”Chances are Walker’s character may become even more unlikeable as the series continues. But who knows — possibly Sam and Bucky will warm up to him? Probably not,but well beget to wait for the rest of the show to drop to find out.
New episodes of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier air each Friday on Disney+.
Source: blastr.com