Sam Wilson's MCU journey from the Falcon to Captain America is a winding road that birthed a new and exciting kind of hero.

Brave New World is the first solo feature film featuring the character of Sam Wilson in the lead. And it’s not insignificant, as Sam Wilson’s Falcon was the first African-American superhero in mainstream comics.

Brave New World, Anthony Mackie has shared some insights into how the movie sets the stage for Sam Wilson's story to continue in Avengers: Doomsday.

Brave New World's director Julius Onah explains how Sam Wilson's lack of superpowers define the movie's approach to action.

In the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film "Captain America: Brave New World," Anthony Mackie returns as Sam Wilson, now fully embracing his role as

The mantle of Captain America is more than just a shield and a title, it’s a symbol of hope, resilience, and unwavering justice.

The new Captain America is only human, and his actor Anthony Mackie says that's not going to change any time soon. Mackie, who stars as Steve Rogers' hand-picked protégé Sam Wilson in Captain America: Brave New World,

There are two words that kept coming up during the shoot of this movie between Julius [Onah] and I … empathy and compassion,” Mackie told the channel of his close collaboration with the film’s director.

American actor Anthony Mackie expressed how it was a dream come true to play one of the most iconic superheroes, Captain America. His Marvel character, Sam Wilson, also known as The Falcon, was named as the next to take up the mantle.

Anthony Mackie is all set to make his big-screen debut as Sam Wilson’s rendition of Captain America in Captain America: Brave New World. Since his first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the character has taken on a repository of supervillains.