'Falcon and the Winter Soldier' Star Daniel Bruhl on Trusting Zemo: "No, Never" - Hollywood Reporter

When Daniel Brühl originally developed Baron Helmut Zemo for Captain America: Civil War, he did so with the comics in mind until Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige informed him of a reimagined take on the character.

So, yeah, you shouldn’t really trust him.

But I guess it has become apparent that he is not an evil supervillain; there’s more to him, which we already know from [Captain America: Civil War].

So I understand if people empathize with Zemo, and I would understand if everybody joins Team Zemo by the end of the show.”.

Brühl is also reflecting on his powerful scene with the late Chadwick Boseman in Captain America: Civil War.

“I only had one scene with him, but that day really left a strong impression on me because I was blown away by this man’s talent, aura and personality.

So it’s really sad.”.

In a recent conversation with THR, Brühl also discusses a moment of improvisation that Sebastian Stan would like to forget, as well as his desire to have Zemo and Thor dance.

Whether it’s great wealth or an even longer pursuit of Hydra than we first realized, did the new additions to Zemo’s backstory align with what you previously envisioned in Civil War.

We saw a very serious, determined, driven and grounded man in Civil War, but we didn’t see the iconic Zemo from the comic books.

So the fact that they kept the interesting background of Zemo in Civil War, but added all these layers, made it very compelling.

Sam and Bucky are still debating whether they can trust Zemo, as is the audience?

So I might as well ask the source: Would you trust Zemo at this point in time.

So, yeah, you shouldn’t really trust him.

So I understand if people empathize with Zemo, and I would understand if everybody joins Team Zemo by the end of the show.

I rewatched Civil War the other day, and your scene with Chadwick Boseman is one of Marvel’s best scenes by far.

I only had one scene with him, but that day really left a strong impression on me because I was blown away by this man’s talent, aura and personality.

So it’s really sad

Out of curiosity, have you taken Kevin Feige aside at all and pitched him some scenes involving Zemo and Thor