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Anthony Mackie is getting real about his Marvel Cinematic Universe projects!

Daniel Bruhl spent years bemoaning his youthful looks. The 44-year-old actor resented his boyish looks during his younger years because it limited him to certain acting roles. He explained: "From my late twenties up until 35, whenever I shaved, I’d think, ‘S***, I look like a 15-year-old!'" Daniel remembers being offered roles for characters that were ten years younger than his real-life age.

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Elaine Low Senior TV WriterWhile Bucky Barnes-Sarah Wilson ‘shippers are clamoring for Marvel Studios to #ReleaseTheBuckySarahCut, it’ll have to settle for a detailed behind-the-scenes look at the creation of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” that includes more delightful Helmut Zemo cuts and a look at the way the writers approached Sam Wilson’s (Anthony Mackie) transformation into Captain America.The hour-long program, part of the “Marvel Studios Assembled” series that last gave us a look at

Marvel have shared a comical hour long video of The Falcon And The Winter Soldier villain Helmut Zemo, dancing.The character played by Daniel Brühl, who first appeared in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, returned to the MCU franchise for episode three of the TV series on Disney+ last week.One of the scenes, featured a brief clip when Zemo was dancing in a club in Madripoor.Now, Marvel have released a fun video showing the villain dancing on a loop for a full 60 minutes.

Daniel Brühl's Helmut Zemo made quite the first impression — in, he turned Captain America and Iron Man against each other and nearly managed to take down the Avengers — but he's even better the second time around, literally dancing his way back into the MCU.In 's third episode, «Power Broker,» Zemo is brought back into the fold when Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) bust him out of prison to help track down a rouge super soldier serum.

Ed Meza @edmezavarWith a strong showing at this year’s Berlin Film Festival that includes the directorial debut of Daniel Brühl and new works by Maria Schrader and Dominik Graf in competition, German films are set to garner much of the spotlight at the accompanying European Film Market.Brühl, who is set to reprise his role as the vengeful Helmut Zemo in the upcoming Marvel series “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” explores the contradictions of present-day Berlin in “Next Door.” The seemingly