A list of trivia related to Captain America: Brave New World.
References to the Marvel Cinematic Universe[]
- The original title of Captain America: New World Order was the same title as the first episode of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
References to Marvel Comics[]
- The film's storyline adapts some ellements of the 1974 "Secret Empire" story arc, where Captain America contends with the President of the United States and has to fight fellow Americans,[1] and Donny Cates' Hulk storyline "Smashtronaut" where Thaddeus Ross becomes President and uses gamma technology for American interests.[2]
- Interestingly, the film shares a subtitle with a miniseries tie-in to the 2017 version of "Secret Empire."
- Characters from the movie adapted from the comics are Ruth Bat-Seraph, Leila Taylor, Seth Voelker/Sidewinder, Davis Lawfers/Copperhead and Dennis Dunphy.
- The second official poster of Captain America: Brave New World, featuring Captain America protecting himself from Red Hulk's punch with his shield, is a direct homage to the cover of Captain America #230, featuring Steve Rogers and Hulk in the same positions.
Casting[]
- Following William Hurt's passing, Thaddeus Ross was recast as Harrison Ford.
Production[]
- The film was originally titled Captain America: New World Order before it was renamed to Captain America: Brave New World.
Unorganized Trivia[]
- The film marks the third time a Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise has gotten a fourth movie following The Avengers and Thor. However, it is the first franchise to get a series as well as four films.
- Bucky Barnes is the only character who appeared in all Captain America films. The only characters who appeared in all three previous films are Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes and the Watcher Informant.