Interview: Robert Downey Jr. Talks with Variety on Chris Evans and 'The Avengers'

Brandon Hoyne

         It's no secret that Robert Downey Jr. received a boost to his career after excepting the coveted role of Tony Stark/Iron Man. Thanks to Iron Man and Sherlock Holmes, he has since topped Forbes list as the highest paid actor, earning $75 million last year. Recently he sat down with Variety to discuss future Avengers plans and actor Chris Evans decision to quit acting.

Interview: Chris Evans Talks Quitting Acting and Directing

Brandon Hoyne

         In an interview with Variety, Captain America's Chris Evans has stated that after his contract with Marvel is up, he will step back from acting and pursue his aspirations in directing. The star signed a six movie deal with Marvel, and has completed three. His deal will likley end around 2017. Captain America: The Winter Soldier arrives April 4, 2014.

        "As Evans prepares for another spin in the superhero stratosphere, he admits to feeling somewhat ambivalent about being typecast as a comicbook star. The 32-year-old actor spent his winter hiatus from the Marvel universe directing his debut feature, an intimate $3 million love story tentatively called “1:30 Train,” which focuses on a young woman (Alice Eve) who misses her ride home at Grand Central Terminal and spends the night talking to a street musician (played by Evans). He shot the film on Manhattan’s Lower East side over the course of just 19 days, and recently finished editing a rough cut."

Interview: Chris Evans Talks Captain America, Typecast and Falcon

Brandon Hoyne

         With last weeks premiere screening of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the director and cast members sat down for a press conference to ask some big questions about the superhero fanchise. Captian America: The Winter Soldier hits theaters April 4, 2014.

Interview: AMC Talks with Chris Pratt, James Gunn, and Kevin Feige

Brandon Hoyne

         On March 8th AMC Live-Streamed an interview with guardian of the galaxy star Chris Pratt, Director James Gunn, and Marvel President Kevin Feige. So, just in case you missed it, we've got it right here for you. Guardians of the Galaxy will be released August 1, 2014

Interview: John Logan Gives Fetails on Bond 24 Script

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         The screenwriter for the next 007 movie sat down today with Empire Magazine and indulged in a few details regarding the upcoming picture. Logan say that the first draft is almost completed, confirmed Daniel Craig's heavy involvement, and said that shooting was going to start in October. Though he couldn't give out much, he did give us more than wnough to speculate on.

Interview: Zack Snyder Talks Batman/Superman

Brandon Hoyne

         Director Zack Snyder shared some insight on the upcoming Man of Steel sequel, expressing his thoughts on the 'fandemonium' over his casting choices,calling it "reassuring and frustrating." He also shares the connection to the Batman/Superman mythos, and revealed that shooting would begin in a month or so.

Interview: Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige talks to IGN

Brandon Hoyne

         While the screening launch for the Marvel One-Shot: All Hail the King, IGN caught up with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. Where they discussed about Doctor Strange rumors, the upcoming Netflix Series (Daredevil, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and eventually Defenders), and Guardians of the Galaxy. Guardians of the Galaxy hits theaters August 1, 2014.

         Here is just some of the interview.