Thunderbolts has canceled Bucky & Red Guardian Day Room, which was revealed by the director

It turns out that there were many interesting small nuggets in the original story of “Thunderbolts*” that did not make the final reduction. Besides taskmaster (olga kurylenko), which makes it alive It becomes the best buds with Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), another side story that included a slightly larger exposure to the team’s individual shame, which was brought to life Amazing powers from the guardian (Luis Pullman). While we take a closer look at the insecurity and the previous shock to Bob, Yeena (Florence Bog), John Walker (White Russell), and Valentina Alegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis Drifus), director Jake Sherir revealed that the considerations have been spent with the likes of Ridan/Alexakov (David Harbor).

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“I was very sad for not seeing the shame room in Alexei,” I admitted to that diverse. However, the director admitted that spending time with other people had paid attention to the primary focus and the turbulent enemy that the team was facing Bob darker half, emptiness. “We had Alexei in Golaj, I think, after I threw there. I think Ghost was at the time in the orphanage, being this girl who no one wanted to be present – to be able to be invisible and see the way you imagine, and no one wants to link you with great sadness.” However, in the case of Bucky, the previous drafts of the text program may have thrown a curved ball that fans did not expect, with a moment before his time as a soldier in the winter.

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While the film is a rhythm that confirms that all of their team suffer from their personal shocks that have succeeded in life, Bucky comes out of the experience, which is getting more dark laughing since we have a strong understanding of what the old Cap friend would face – or so we thought.

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It seems that the journey that belongs to his overwhelming blood is clearly chosen, but a bodry revealed that it was not the way they were originally intended with the character. Instead, the co -author Joanna Kalo thought of returning to Boki’s childhood.

“We had a lot of different Bucky,” the director of “Thunderbolts*” explained. “We always wanted to do something less than the expected idea. There are some very clear things for Bucky, but I think at some point, Joanna wrote something about some shameful moments in Boy Scout. But I don’t know that this would really be the right path.” Being unable to finish the touches on the idea, Schreier thought of its complete abolition, which reduced it to a perfect line, instead.

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Although we have missed on this occasion, all our reunions with Bucky is more time he spends with a character whose popularity grows with each appearance, and his future becomes exciting for his past. We just have to see where his future leads us when Stan restores his role as a new member of Avengers, Bucky Barnes when “Avengers: Doomsday” arrives at theaters on May 1, 2026.