He says that the movie is interesting and extravagant because it asks a question about people unilaterally going into other people’s countries and their intervention there.
He adds that the film discusses the reason why the government was prompted to create the new system and it’s going to be interesting to talk about it in a massive forum.
Paul says that his character, who made his debut in “Avengers: Age of Ultron” is very interested in what it means to be human and what love is. He adds that since the film dives into loyalty and that he sides with Stark on the conflict, Vision wants to explore love because love guarantees loyalty.
Last month, Daniel Bruhl, who plays evil scientist Baron Zemo, also revealed some information about his character. Bruhl says his film character differs to that of the comic books.
For one, Zemo won’t be wearing the mask in “Captain America: Civil War” although his signature purple hood will still make an appearance. Daniel says that his character is loosely connected to the comic book version of Zemo.
“Captain America: Civil War” is the third installment of the Captain America standalone films following “Captain America: The First Avenger” and “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” It is directed by brothers Joe and Anthony Russo and is the 13th installment of the MCU.