Dec 29, 2021
Steve Barton at (what I assume was) his final Raoul show in 1989 on Broadway. I am pretty certain Christine is Rebecca Luker and the Phantom was most likely Cris Groenendaal, who he ended up succeeding in the part.
From here.
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Steve Barton at (what I assume was) his final Raoul show in 1989 on Broadway. I am pretty certain Christine is Rebecca Luker and the Phantom was most likely Cris Groenendaal, who he ended up succeeding in the part.
From here.
redonthefly replied to your post “Watched The Avengers again last night. You know, Steve’s lines and...”
Watching that after reading that Steve's only been defrosted for about a week brings his characterization into painful clarity. (possibly giving Whedon too much credit, but god, Steve, OW.)
It is possibly giving Whedon too much credit, but...no seriously, it makes more sense if you think him as USO-Cap, not Actual-Cap.
rihansu00 replied to your post “Watched The Avengers again last night. You know, Steve’s lines and...”
Coulson ruins everything.
IT MAKES SO MUCH MORE SENSE. All of Steve's stupid, out-of-character lines ("Son, just don't", the stupid line about god), they come after Coulson tells him they need a little old-fashioned. And he's wearing the USO-inspired uniform, so he's like "okay. You want patriotism and apple pie".
Before that? Before, he's doing shit like mouthing off to Fury and being a smart-ass. (What do you know about the Tesseract that could help us? "You should have left it in the ocean." THANKS STEVE, THAT'S REALLY HELPFUL.)
But as soon as Steve hears that they're expecting the performing monkey, well, it's not like he has a better option.
Tony's gloating. For once he's on the winning team. (Nat Clint & Sharon are still mad at Cap for ruining their hiding spots).
Steve finds the bed in his apartment covered in vines. It turns out when Steve “found them” he hurled them all (himself included) into poison ivy. They put on his bed just in case he’d missed it. He hadn’t. He’s immune. He’s a super soldier remember? Steve no longer has a team when they play the “game”. Fury now just calls it “Kill Steve” as in “Y’all up for some Kill Steve or are you too tired?” Steve doesn’t find this encouraging. Phil tells him not to worry. That would help if Steve hadn’t been at his funeral.
“Peggy, you’re smart and brave and you can hit a moving target at I don’t even know how many feet, with a pistol. Who cares if you can't make a scarf?” He looked honestly bewildered.