When an "IRONEAL PAN" He took the world treasurer with a storm in the summer of 2008, he did so with a ridiculous promise of not only sequels, but to create the entire universe with a large screen that culminated in superhero comic strips, fans of comic books have been dreaming of children. Can this newly opened Marvel Cinematic Universe Universe Moviegoers enough to achieve this exalted goal?

All this will be a contingent of numerous gamblers that break in favor of the company. Marvel had to join directors with a stable hand with color screenwriters, who would then hope as hell that the stars that are not a list of lists they would throw to play these heroes could turn them into billions of dollars.

The most published casting competition at the time focused on finding the perfect, fresh coming up to take the shield of Steve Rogers, Aka Captain America. I covered this process at the time so as not to be cool news and, for some time, it seemed to be the role of Johnon Krasinski. He was in it until the day the studio offered Chris Evans' part - and it was fun to note that fans were not all that advocated for the former human torch to get a second bite of Marvel Apple. They thought Evans lacked Gravitas to play a young recruit in World War II, which turned into a supersolier. Instead, they wanted relatively long-in-tooth likes of Mark Valley or Nathan Fillion.

Marvel always had to throw a young actor to play Rogers, and one of the finalists was early in the classic NBC/Directv Series "Friday Night Lights" ( -) And, no, wasn't Taylor Kitsch.

During the recent performance of "Look at what is happening live", "" Scott Portter, who climbed the television Ardwarr as Quadriplegic Street Asoneyson on Friday Night Lights, was asked about losing Captain America's role. He responded quite sincerely that, 15 years ago, it was "a stroke in the nuts".

Other finalists for the part, aside from Krasinski, included Mike Vogel and Wilson Bethel (Which is the mcu soft now), and all of these actors have come far enough from the road that made the screen tests in the cap with a cap. He felt very real at this point and, for Porter, made him convey through the bitter pill to swallow it. "It was, like, big ... I'm bent, fevering, I'm striking. Yes, it was bad. Because all of these stamp places put my head to Captain America's body and I started buying," he explained. "I was like," I can do this. " Oh no, no.

Porter eventually found another great success in the Netflix dramet "Gini and Georgiadarist", the third season at which only premiered on June 5th. On his loan, he moved and is a huge fan of what Evans did with the role that could have been his. "Who else can be Captain America from Chris Evans?" He said. "I wasn't angry at everyone and watched all the films" Avengers ". I'm a huge Nord, and the man just crashed. "