Brave New World, he has some big shoes to fill. During the red carpet for Tuesday’s world premiere in Hollywood, the Oscar nominee opened up to Deadline about stepping into the role of President Thaddeus Ross (aka Red Hulk),

Anthony Mackie returns to take up Captain America's shield on the big screen, but the latest Marvel movie belongs to Harrison Ford.

Brave New World is a perfect example of studio math gone wrong. On paper, the 35th MCU entry should be a sure-fire winner. First off, it's part of a long-running and successful movie and TV franchise that seems unstoppable.

The last time Harrison Ford played the president of the United States was in 1997’s terrorists-in-the-skies thriller “Air Force One.”

Anthony Mackie is sidelined by his own starring vehicle in “Captain America: Brave New World,” which has its moments. But too few.

Harrison Ford is adding another expected blockbuster film to his resume, joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in "Captain America: Brave New World."

While chatting with THR at the premiere, Tim Blake Nelson talks about the excitement he felt in reprising his role as Samuel Sterns in Captain America: Brave New World. Plus, he shares what it was like returning to the MCU and his son Eli talks about what he remembers from being on set of The Incredible Hulk.