Anthony Mackie is one of the actors who does not hold back while speaking out his thoughts. Portraying the role of Sam Wilson aka Falcon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Mackie has a box full of memories with his role.
The actor also starred alongside Sebastian Stan and Daniel Brühl in the iconic 2021 MCU show The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Since the show wasn’t renewed second season, Mackie addressed his disappointment in a recent candid interview!
Anthony Mackie Is Disappointed About The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
The 2021 series was one of the first few series that the MCU released post Avengers: Endgame. With WandaVision taking the lead in the television world, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier lagged a bit behind but was no doubt, a good series.
In a recent interview with RadioTimes and the One More Life Podcast, Mackie talked about starring in the MCU show. Stating that since the show wasn’t renewed for a second season, Mackie revealed that he is disappointed and has one regret about the unborn second season.
“The Falcon and [the] Winter Soldier, I really enjoyed doing that show. I was actually excited to do a second season, just so me and Sebastian [Stan] can get paid to hang out. Because it’s like me, him and Daniel Brühl. It’s kind of like the perfect storm of happiness.”
And Anthony Mackie is indeed right since Falcon, Bucky Barnes, and Helmut Zemo did make an incredible trio who had their fair share of funny moments in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. With Mackie starring in the 2023 show Twisted Metal, the star revealed in a separate interview that he was never good at the game.
Anthony Mackie Never Won a Battle In Twisted Metal!
The actor portrayed the role of John Doe in the 2023 show Twisted Metal alongside Stephanie Beatriz, Will Arnett, and many more. Well, in an interview with FandomWire, Anthony Mackie revealed that although he portrayed the role in the series, he hasn’t won a single battle in Twisted Metal yet!
“I just really sucked at it. I have actually never won a battle in Twisted Metal and I’ve played it probably a thousand times and every single time I lose. So, that’s my background with Twisted Metal, but the game is so different to the show.”
Based on the games of the same name, Twisted Metal received a score of 7.4/10 on IMDB and an average of 69% on Rotten Tomatoes. The series is currently available to stream on Peacock Premium in the U.S.
