If you think you know everything there is to know about "Captain America: The First Avenger," you don't. Well, depending on where you get your information, maybe you do.
The Daily Blam has posted details from an interview that "Captain America" production designer Rick Heinrichs gave to French magazine L'Ecran Fantastique. The report harbors numerous spoilers about the forthcoming Marvel Studios movie, ranging from smaller details about the movie's timeline to surprising intel about its endgame.
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According to the report, roughly 90% of "Captain America" takes place between 1939 and 1945, with the beginning and end of the film occurring in modern times. The film reportedly opens with an exploration team discovering the remnants of a giant bomber plane frozen in the Arctic depths, presumably Cap's (temporarily) final resting place.
We've long known that Johann "Red Skull" Schmidt, leader of Hydra, would spend much of "Captain America" searching for The Tesseract, better known as the Cosmic Cube. What we didn't know is that Schmidt's human face is simply a mask that's hiding his true Red Skull appearance.
We've also known that Steve Rogers would be joined on his journey by longtime pal Bucky Barnes. But we didn't know that Bucky would eventually get captured at a Hydra weapons factory, motivating Cap into action for the first time.
Check out the full report for more information, including details about Red Skull's master plan and the future of the "Captain America" franchise.
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