Stanley Tucci loved Captain America

Remember Stanley Tucci In Captain America: The First Avenger? The Actor Explains Why It Was ‘One Of The Greatest Roles’ He’s Ever Had
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Stanley Tucci Says ‘Captain America’ Was ‘One of the Greatest Roles’ He’s Had, Even Though He Was ‘Insulted’ by the Casting
“You also have the fun big movies that you do,” Tucci said of balancing indies with blockbusters. “I loved ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ it was one of the greatest roles and jobs I’ve ever had. I was there for three weeks and had a wonderful time, and I also loved playing that character.”
Ahead of the new Marvel film, Stanley Tucci talks about his role in the first Captain America film
Stanley Tucci recently spoke about his role in the first Captain America film and had nothing but praise for his experience.
Stanley Tucci Praises CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER But Admits One Aspect Of His Role Was "Disturbing"
Conclave star Stanley Tucci has heaped praise on Marvel Studios' Captain America: The First Avenger, calling it one of his "greatest roles." However, being aged up left the actor "flattered and insulted.
Stanley Tucci says his Marvel role is one of the greatest jobs he's ever had, even if he was "flattered and insulted at the same time" when cast
Stanley Tucci is receiving praise for his supporting performance in the critically-acclaimed papal thriller Conclave, with his name being included among this year's potential Oscar nominees. In a recent interview,
Stanley Tucci loved Captain America: The First Avenger role
Stanley Tucci has revealed that playing scientist Abraham Erskine in Marvel blockbuster 'Captain America: The First Avenger' was one of the most enjoyable roles of his career.
‘Conclave’ examines power. Stanley Tucci explores why you’d want it
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