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Sebastian Stan spoke about reuniting with Chris Evans for the upcoming Marvel film Avengers: Doomsday, which releases this December. He described it as a nostalgic moment since they first worked together in Captain America: The First Avenger 15 years ago. Stan also hinted at potential emotional content in the movie but did not reveal specifics, mentioning that some characters might face heartbreak or even death.
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Sebastian Stan, known for his role as Bucky Barnes in Marvel films, recently spoke about reuniting with Chris Evans on set for "Avengers: Doomsday," which is scheduled to premiere in December. The actors first worked together 15 years ago in Captain America: The First Avenger and have since starred alongside each other in six additional Marvel movies. Stan mentioned that the reunion was nostalgic, noting they've grown up together and remain close like a family despite the passage of time. However, he did not disclose specific details about his character's role or storyline in the upcoming film beyond hinting at potential emotional depth and uncertainty regarding character survival.
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It’s been 15 years since Sebastian Stan first shared the screen with Chris Evans in Captain America: The First Avenger, as Steve Rogers’s BFF Bucky Barnes.
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Stan → share → Barnes
Now, six Marvel films and one bionic arm later, Stan and Evans will once again reprise their characters in Avengers: Doomsday, opening in theaters this December.
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Stan → reprise → theaters
Decider recently spoke to Stan, who is doing press to promote his new critically-acclaimed film Fjord, which opens in U.S. theaters this Friday, October 9.
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which → speak → theaters
But we couldn’t resist sneaking in a quick question about the upcoming Marvel film.
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we → resist → film
“I got a chance to reunite with everyone,” Stan said, when asked if he had a chance to reunite with Chris Evans.
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he → get → Evans
“It was very nostalgic to look back, and think about all of these years that we’ve known each other, and grew up together.
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we → look → other
It’s incredible in that way.
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It → ’ → way
As for how much of Bucky fans can actually expect from the movie?
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fans → expect → movie
That, Stan doesn’t know.
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Stan → know → ?
“I haven’t seen the movie, and I don’t know how it turned out,” he said.
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he → see → movie
“I’m sure it’s going to be probably heartbreaking, in a lot of ways.
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it → ’m → ways
We’ll see who makes it to the next level.”
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who → see → level
Stan teasing “heartbreak” isn’t anything the MCU fans haven’t heard before—supposedly, Doomsday is rumored to have at least one, if not more than one, major character death.
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Doomsday → tease → death
Listen, after “Mr. Stark, I don’t feel so good,” this fandom is ready for anything.
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fandom → listen → anything
For Fjord, Mungiu was inspired by the true story of a Romanian family living in Norway, whose four children—and infant baby—were taken away by the country’s child protection services, after the parents admitted to spanking their children.
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parents → inspire → children
Stan stars in Fjord as Mihai Gheorghiu (whose name was changed from Marius Bodnariu), a religious Romanian man who moves his family to Norway, where his wife, Lisbet (Renate Reinsve, reuniting with Stan following 2024’s A Different Man), is from.
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wife → star → Man
Fjord opens in select theaters on October 9, 2026.
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Fjord → open → October
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