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This sequence, we all knew that the sequence had to be in the film because no other movie could you have a character walking through their life in the Smithsonian. — Joe Russo
It puts him in such a unique situation. He’s constantly asking, ‘Who am I?’
Even his past is not his anymore. It’s history. Everyone here can go look at who he was. — Christopher Markus
And this is, what I love about this scene is you really start to, in the spirit of vulnerability of Cap, you really start to feel how alone he is and isolated and that his life is gone. — Anthony Russo
Even though he is a proficient fighter now, he has no identity. He really doesn’t. He’s working for S.H.I.E.L.D. He’s got a relationship with Natasha, relationship with Fury, they’re not substantial. And he doesn’t know who he is.— Joe Russo
Captain America: The Winter Soldier Directors’ and Writers’ Audio Commentary
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