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8 Pro Tips for Writing a Comic Book Movie From Captain America's Screenwriters

8 Pro Tips for Writing a Comic Book Movie From Captain America's Screenwriters

Screenwriting duo Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely began their partnership in college, moved to Los Angeles together ("We watched Baywatch and thought, 'Somebody wrote Baywatch -- we could do that!'" quips McFeely), wrote a film for Bill Pullman, scripted The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, and caught the eye of Andrew Adamson, who then hired them to write all three Chronicles of Narnia films. Now they've penned Captain America: The First Avenger, the latest in Marvel Studios' multi-film Avengers franchise and a rollicking WWII-set adventure that they hope to follow up with a sequel. It's safe to say Markus and McFeely might have some wise words to share on the subject of their craft.

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Which Avengers Co-Star Made Captain America's Chris Evans 'Giddy' On Set?

Which Avengers Co-Star Made Captain America's Chris Evans 'Giddy' On Set?

Speaking with press about this Friday's Captain America: The First Avenger, Chris Evans got to talking about his work on the Marvel super group pic The Avengers: How his costume's been updated, why he was initial commitment-phobic when pitched on the multiple film franchise, and most importantly, which of his Avengers co-stars dazzled him so much on set that he left the set walking on air. Who was the mystery movie star who charmed the charmer?

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Sebastian Stan Steps Up as Captain America's Sidekick and Hints at Bucky's Future

Sebastian Stan Steps Up as Captain America's Sidekick and Hints at Bucky's Future

After auditioning "five or six times" for the role of Steve Rogers, a/k/a Captain America, 27 year-old Sebastian Stan didn't get the gig. But he did get a call to discuss a different iconic character in the WWII-set Marvel comics blockbuster: James "Bucky" Barnes, Cap's best friend, sidekick, and, in Joe Johnston's big screen adaptation (in theaters Friday), a soldier who could potentially undergo big changes in future Captain America sequels.

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Captain America Post-Credits Footage Kept from Press, Still Leaked Online

Captain America Post-Credits Footage Kept from Press, Still Leaked Online

It's a Marvel movie so you knew it was coming, but still: Despite studio efforts to keep it from press in early screenings, a teaser sequence appearing at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger has leaked online. Multiple accounts and even a bootlegged video of the footage suggest that the leaks didn't come from the media, but from special public screenings held over the weekend. So why keep it from the press to begin with?

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Captain America's Hayley Atwell Teases Andre 3000's Hendrix Biopic

Captain America's Hayley Atwell Teases Andre 3000's Hendrix Biopic

Along with a handful of adorable, candid, and crush-worthy things Hayley Atwell said during a recent Esquire interview was the unexpected revelation that the Jimi Hendrix biopic OutKast's André "3000" Benjamin has been trying to make and star in for years may be back on track. Also: Atwell ad-libbed the fondling of Chris Evans's chest in Captain America and admits The Prisoner mini-series remake "was a complete joke." Make this girl a star!

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New Captain America Trailer Ups the Raiders of the Lost Ark/Rocketeer Vibe

New Captain America Trailer Ups the Raiders of the Lost Ark/Rocketeer Vibe

If you weren't sold on the Chris Evans-starring Captain America: The First Avenger yet, let the newly released theatrical trailer assuage your fears that it'll turn out to be another tame, Thor-level Marvel meh-fest. Instead, the trailer tells us, literally, what Edith Zimmerman learned the drunken way: Evans, and Captain America, is "gonna get so many girls." And boys. And anyone with a lingering fetish for the retro-futuristic stylings of Raiders of the Lost Ark and director Joe Johnston's underappreciated 1991 adventure The Rocketeer.

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Ranking the Villains of Summer, in Order of Awesomeness

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Super 8, Xtina's Flub, and 13 More of the Best and Worst Branding Moments of Super Bowl XLV

Super 8, Xtina's Flub, and 13 More of the Best and Worst Branding Moments of Super Bowl XLV

Whether you watched it for the $3 million ads, the halftime show, or the men in tight spandex pants shoving each other up and down a grassy field, Super Bowl XLV was rich with memorable moments. Some got your geek pulse racing (ZOMG guys, it's Red Skull!). Others were expensive lapses in judgment (tsk tsk, Groupon) or unfortunate brain farts (Xtina, we're looking at you.) Relive the glory and the wonder as Movieline counts down the best and worst moments of Super Bowl 2011.

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