Known collectively as The Russo Brothers, Anthony and Joe Russo are the directors of what is set to be one of 2016’s biggest box office success stories, Captain America: Civil War.
The first two Captain America movies made over $1.08 billion at the worldwide box office – the last one, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, accounts for $713 million of that figure alone.
Currently working on the two Avengers: Infinity War films, which they will also direct, they have the future success of one of the biggest film franchises in movie history in their hands.
I caught up with them to talk about Captain America: Civil War and how it was originally a very different movie, the financial and creative demands of working in the Marvel Universe, their plans for Spider-Man, the possible demise and rebirth of Iron Man and much more.
Russo Brothers talk ‘Captain America: Civil War’, their plans for Spider-Man and post-credits scenes
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Having a government knowing your identity and supervising what you are and who you are and what you’re capable of, that still falls under the “super hero registration” act, I don’t give a shit if it’s called the “ACCORDS” its still the SHR.