Tag: sebastian stan

Bringing over from weibo again since ONCE AGAIN someone cut the credits off.  @7thOrange on twitter and weibo.com/7thorange

and please, get the tineye extension for chrome (or whatever your preferred browser is). You can then right click any image and more often than not, it will find the original source for you. PLEASE do this. Credit is often times the only payment fanartists get and we want more awesome work like this!

niteowlworkshop:

SO I LEARNED MY PLUSHIES WERE FEATURED ON SEBASTIAN AND ANTHONY’S ICE BUCKET CHALLENGE! I’M SO HONORED! MY PLUSHIES ARE TOUGH ENOUGH TO TAKE ON 20 CHALLENGES!

This was the first time i made falcon plush! I made it specifically to give to anthony! They were the cutest! Anthony’s jaw dropped when he saw it and sebastian made sure it was in the photo we took together!

Check out my plushies in action here in the challenge!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFTvxCP7fpc&feature=youtu.be

and here is the plushie maker…credit where credit is due.

natashabucks:

Joe Russo: We always said that the whole movie lives or dies on that last scene between him and Bucky. You know, this third act is a fait accompli in a way. It’s a superhero movie.

Steve McFeely: I suspect he will win.

Joe Russo: The expectation is that he will win. But the real story is will he win Bucky, will he save his friend, will his friend kill him, will he have to kill his friend? The tragedy of that moment was the most important thing to us as directors in the third act. That’s the real climax of the act. 

Steve McFeely: Yeah, from jump street we always worked towards getting to: “I will sacrifice myself in order to reach my friend.” And so “end of the line” has been the line since the very beginning. And Sebastian nails it, it cracks him. 

Chris Markus: Again, it’s about Steve trying to save his past.

Joe Russo: It’s the last thing he has left.

– Captain America: The Winter Soldier Blu-ray Audio Commentary

“I watched a lot of documentaries on post-traumatic stress and a lot of army documentaries about the training programs and some of the extreme sort of circumstances that some of those guys that are training to be Navy SEALs and some who are a part of it go through. I was trying to understand what it is, what it means for someone to be desensitized, to no longer question hurting something. I did as much research on all that stuff as I could in order to kind of know what that was like. And then my stepdad actually has Alzheimer’s, so there were parts about watching and studying that kind of disease, also, observing people like that that kind of helped me a little bit.”—SEBASTIAN STAN