Do Steve Rogers and Tony Stark hate each other now, or it’s just a difference of opinion?
“Oh God no. It’s strained. We’re not mad at each other; we’re trying to make a decision for the good of people. We’re trying to help and we just have different opinions on how to do it. No one is trying to destroy the other, no one is trying to take something from the other, no one is trying to hurt the other. We’re trying to help, we just have really different approaches, and that can make things even more challenging than when someone is clearly trying to be villainous.
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And I think in this movie it’s the first time you’ve seen Steve not sure of what the right answer is. In the first Captain America, Nazis are bad. In the first Avengers, aliens are bad. Very easy distinctions to make. This time around it’s not hero vs. villain, it’s friend vs. friend. It’s family members and there really is no right or wrong, it’s just a difference of opinion and that’s what makes it relatable in my eyes, and complex.”
Chris Evans for Cinexplex Magazine
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