Mackie, who is taking over the role of Captain America from Chris Evans in the upcoming film, said that he doesn’t think the star-spangled superhero “represents” America.

Brave New World is almost upon us, and fans are eagerly awaiting to see how the film expands upon the ever-growing Marvel Cinematic Universe. While the plot is still very much a secret, what’s been confirmed so far is pretty intriguing.

Additionally, Brave New World introduces the new Avengers lineup, offering a fresh glimpse of Earth's mightiest heroes post Avengers: Endgame. Brave New World closes the chapter on the debate over whether Sam or Bucky should have taken on the mantle after Steve Rogers retired.

That world involves the new Captain America, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie). Unlike Isiah Bradley, he has no super soldier serum to boost his battlefield skills. What he does have, however, is a cutting edge suit capable of supersonic flight, as well as Cap's impenetrable shield. And he's got a fight on his hands against his enemies.

Brave New World star Anthony Mackie has reflected on how he learned he'd play the MCU's new Captain America during production on Avengers: Endgame, revealing Chris Evans broke the news.

A recent ad featuring Anthony Mackie as the new Captain America eases fan concerns over the character's look. The American Family Insurance ad provides the best look yet at Mackie's new suit and portrayal of Cap. Concerns over the suit design and worries about Mackie's portrayal are addressed as fans express positive impressions.

Giancarlo Esposito has spoken about his thoughts on his future as Sidewinder in the MCU after Captain America: Brave New World.

"For me, Captain America represents a lot of different things, and I don't think the term 'America' should be one of those representations," said the actor.

Captain America 4 will feature Anthony Mackie playing the star-spangled superhero — a fact Chris Evans emphasized when addressing speculation that he'd return to the big screen as Steve Rogers. "Sam Wilson is Captain America,