New set photos from the highly anticipated Captain America: New World Order showcase Anthony Mackie filming the new movie.
set photos from the highly anticipated sequel have been dropped. The photos show Anthony Mackie filming the new movie, as well as a recreation of a place from the world of Marvel Comics.
The latest set photos come as filming on the project commences and feature Mackie dressed casually as he films a scene without his new Captain America costume. Another photo shows the inside of a place called Smyth’s Diner. Fans of Marvel Comics might recognize this as the same place that appeared inIn the comics, Col.
Anthony Mackie has started filming the fourth"Captain America" film and there's some interesting photos from the set as well!
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