Julius Onah discusses the look of the MCU villain: "You want to make sure that even with these heightened characters, it fits into the world of the film."

Tyler’s Betty makes a brief cameo in the final moments of the movie, visiting her father President Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross (Harrison Ford, stepping in for the late William Hurt) in prison after he hulks out and destroys the White House.

This story discusses multiple plot developments in "Captain America: Brave New World," currently playing in theaters. When director Julius Onah called Variety on Feb. 13, he was in New York, in transit between promotional events for his Marvel Studios film "Captain America: Brave New World.

Marvel Studios seems to be back in the relative pink as of late, thanks to its first release of this year, Captain America: Brave New World. Making its mark on the 2025 movie schedule with a pretty solid debut, it feels like a positive end to the prolonged and supposedly beleaguered production.

Brave New World director Julius Onah has explained why Harrison Ford's Red Hulk doesn't talk in the movie and reveals some of the other ideas thrown around for Bucky Barnes'

Brave New World, and in the “Special Thanks” credits, there was a shoutout to Octavia Spencer. Moviegoers had to watch all the credits to see the end-credit scene of the Anthony Mackie-starring film.

Here's what director Julius Onah has explained about why Harrison Ford's Red Hulk didn't speak in Captain America 4: Brave New World.

Captain America 4 director Julius Onah opened up about making Red Hulk a nonverbal villain, as well as how star Harrison Ford impacted that choice.

The movie was the initial outing for Anthony Mackie in the role of Captain America and it saw Harrison Ford take on his very first foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ford's involvement has been a bright spot for the production since his announcement of playing Thaddeus Ross/Red Hulk.