Marvel changed a huge piece of Thaddeus Ross' character for Harrison Ford's debut in Captain America: Brave New World, and I really wish they hadn't.

Captain America 4 director Julius Onah opened up about making Red Hulk a nonverbal villain, as well as how star Harrison Ford impacted that choice.

Brave New World In Captain America: Brave New World, Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross becomes President of the United States, raising questions about who his vice president is. Fans didn’t learn that bit of information in the movie,

There's a very good chance the asterisk in the title of Thunderbolts* indicates a certain prominent MCU character will appear.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe didn’t just need a villain worthy of Captain America. It needed a smash — and that’s what Hulks are for.

Brave New World underwent a variety of changes and tweaks, something a number of big-budget movies have gone through over the years. In addition to a title change, production was paused on the film due to the 2023 actors’ and writers’ strikes,

Brave New World. Besides that head-scratching threat from Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson) during the post-credit scene, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) also received a visit from his old pal, Bucky (Sebastian Stan),

The movie was the initial outing for Anthony Mackie in the role of Captain America and it saw Harrison Ford take on his very first foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ford's involvement has been a bright spot for the production since his announcement of playing Thaddeus Ross/Red Hulk.

A bombshell report emerged last week that described Captain America 4's reshoot issues, and it had many negative things to say regarding Ford's behavior on set. Ford portrays Thad

While Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk has cemented itself as one of the standout features of Captain America 4, the character interestingly did not have any dialogue in the film. The villainous, rage-fueled monster only made a brief appearance in Captain America: Brave New World but failed to deliver any lines in his big-screen debut.

Brave New World was heavily reshot and many of its elements changed from the original concepts for the final cut. In the initial development and later reshoots, many Marvel Comics characters were removed early on,