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Harrison Ford stars in Captain America: New World Order

2022-10-18T07:43:00.362Z


From »Star Wars« to superhero films: US actor Harrison Ford slips into the role of General Ross for the fourth »Captain America« film adaptation. He succeeds William Hurt, who died in March.


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According to US media reports, Hollywood star Harrison Ford will play in the superhero film »Captain America: New World Order«.

In the fourth "Captain America" ​​film adaptation, the 80-year-old is on board as Thaddeus Ross, the industry journals "Hollywood Reporter" and "Variety" reported.

The role of the mustachioed General Ross had previously been played by William Hurt several times, including in Marvel films such as The Incredible Hulk, Avengers: Infinity War and Black Widow.

Hurt died of cancer in March at the age of 71.

Ford, who is making his debut in a Marvel superhero film, will star alongside lead actor Anthony Mackie ("The Hurt Locker").

Nigerian-American filmmaker Julius Onah (»The Cloverfield Paradox«, »Luce«) is directing.

Mackie has appeared several times as Marvel hero Sam Wilson, aka Falcon, most recently in 2019's Avengers: Endgame.

From the "Avengers" series, Mackie is known as an ally of Captain America (Chris Evans), who is now to take over his legacy.

This scenario was also picked up by the Marvel miniseries The Falcon And The Winter Soldier, starring Mackie and Sebastian Stan.

Ford recently played the daring archeology professor Henry Walton Jones for the fifth time.

The Indiana Jones sequel is slated to hit theaters in June 2023.

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Source: spiegel

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