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* HeyItsThatPlace: Steve, Bucky, and T'Challa run through Berlin ZOB, the orange-tiled transportation station that's previously popped up in action scenes in ''Film/{{Hanna}}'' and ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjay''.
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* HeyItsThatPlace: Steve, Bucky, and T'Challa run through Berlin ZOB, the orange-tiled transportation station that's previously popped up in action scenes in ''Film/{{Hanna}}'' and ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjay''.''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart2''.
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* IKnewIt:
** Everett Ross was the most popular guess for Creator/MartinFreeman's character since it was announced he would have a part in the film, long before his character was confirmed.
** [[spoiler:Black Widow helping Cap]]. It was such an obvious move given that, not only [[spoiler:[[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier has she worked with Steve more]],]] but that even in the comics, [[spoiler:she only sided with Tony AFTER the war was won]].
** Bucky [[spoiler:killing Howard and Maria Stark]], to the point that many, ''many'' people didn't even know it was supposed to be a reveal; it was kinda just assumed after the montage Zola showed in ''The Winter Soldier'' and soon became an extremely popular Fanon theory.
** Everett Ross was the most popular guess for Creator/MartinFreeman's character since it was announced he would have a part in the film, long before his character was confirmed.
** [[spoiler:Black Widow helping Cap]]. It was such an obvious move given that, not only [[spoiler:[[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier has she worked with Steve more]],]] but that even in the comics, [[spoiler:she only sided with Tony AFTER the war was won]].
** Bucky [[spoiler:killing Howard and Maria Stark]], to the point that many, ''many'' people didn't even know it was supposed to be a reveal; it was kinda just assumed after the montage Zola showed in ''The Winter Soldier'' and soon became an extremely popular Fanon theory.
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** The meddling done by the Marvel Creative Committee[[note]]including people like notorious CEO Ike Perlmutter and Creator/BrianMichaelBendis[[/note]] caused so much tension in the MCU (such as Creator/EdgarWright leaving ''Film/AntMan1'' and Creator/JossWhedon becoming disillusioned with Marvel after ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'') that Disney stepped in and split Marvel apart so that Marvel Studios became a separate entity. Kevin Feige, the man who brought the setting together, now officially had the producer's equivalent to an AuteurLicense. As a sign of just how welcome the change was, Creator/JossWhedon said he was willing to return to the MCU and Creator/ChrisEvans was willing to consider extending his contract (he was previously set on leaving the role due to Ike Perlmutter's constant interference and penny-pinching).
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** The meddling done by the Marvel Creative Committee[[note]]including people like notorious CEO Ike Perlmutter and Creator/BrianMichaelBendis[[/note]] caused so much tension in the MCU (such as Creator/EdgarWright leaving ''Film/AntMan1'' and Creator/JossWhedon becoming disillusioned with Marvel after ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'') that Disney stepped in and split Marvel apart so that Marvel Studios became a separate entity. Kevin Feige, the man who brought the setting together, now officially had the producer's equivalent to an AuteurLicense. As a sign of just how welcome the change was, Creator/JossWhedon said he was willing to return to the MCU MCU[[note]]Though Feige would later state he was not open to working with Whedon again, believed to be the result of his reputation being damaged following his [[HostilityOnTheSet problems]] on the set of ''Film/JusticeLeague2017''[[/note]] and Creator/ChrisEvans was willing to consider extending his contract (he was previously set on leaving the role due to Ike Perlmutter's constant interference and penny-pinching).
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** For the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk2008'', since he was cast to voice Thanos from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** For the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk2008'', since he was cast to voice Thanos from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2014'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** For the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** For the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk2008'', since he was cast to voice Thanos from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** Unsurprisingly for the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** Unsurprisingly for For the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** Unsurprisingly for the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos since ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy''. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** Unsurprisingly for the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos since ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy''.from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' onward. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Since Peter Parker was {{retcon}}ned into ''Film/IronMan2'' as the masked boy who "helps" Iron Man (portrayed by Max Favreau), Creator/TomHolland is retroactively an example of this trope.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Since TheOtherDarrin:
**Since Peter Parker was {{retcon}}ned into ''Film/IronMan2'' as the masked boy who "helps" Iron Man (portrayed by Max Favreau), Creator/TomHolland is retroactively an example of thistrope.trope.
**Unsurprisingly for the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos since ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy''. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
**Since Peter Parker was {{retcon}}ned into ''Film/IronMan2'' as the masked boy who "helps" Iron Man (portrayed by Max Favreau), Creator/TomHolland is retroactively an example of this
**Unsurprisingly for the Latin dub, Creator/JuanCarlosTinoco does not reprise the part of Thaddeus Ross, after having dubbed him in ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'', since he was cast to voice Thanos since ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy''. Due to this change, Oscar Gomez was chosen as Tinoco's replacement for Ross.
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** Creator/BryanCranston was considered to [[TheOtherMarty replace]] Creator/WilliamHurt as [[ComicBook/RedHulk General Ross]] had [[https://cosmicbook.news/content/captain-america-civil-war-concept-art-features-bryan-cranston Hurt chose to decline the offer to reprise the role.]] The role was eventually recast six years later after Hurt's unexpected death in 2022, but Marvel would replace Hurt with Creator/HarrisonFord instead of Cranston.
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** Creator/BryanCranston was considered to [[TheOtherMarty replace]] Creator/WilliamHurt as [[ComicBook/RedHulk General Ross]] had [[https://cosmicbook.news/content/captain-america-civil-war-concept-art-features-bryan-cranston Hurt chose to decline the offer to reprise the role.]] The role was eventually recast six years later after Hurt's unexpected death in 2022, but Marvel would replace Hurt with Creator/HarrisonFord instead of Cranston. Had Cranston accepted the role of Ross, the character would have been turned into a CompositeCharacter of General Fleming from ''Film/CaptainAmerica1990'' due to Cranston's CelebrityResemblance to Fleming's actor Creator/DarrenMcGavin.
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* AbsurdlyShortProductionTime: Spider-Man's involvement wasn't a done deal until one week before production was supposed to start, forcing hasty edits to the script and a re-choreographing of the airport battle. The climactic silo fight, meanwhile, was choreographed 20 minutes before cameras were supposed to roll because a last-minute change in location forced the stunt team to throw out all their prep work.
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* AbsurdlyShortProductionTime: Spider-Man's involvement wasn't a done deal until one week before production was supposed to start, forcing hasty edits to the script and a re-choreographing of the airport battle.battle[[note]]Made all the more complicated because Creator/PaulRudd, Creator/JeremyRenner, and Creator/TomHolland had limited availability, meaning production had to squeeze as many dialogue scenes and ADR audio clips out of them as possible in the few days they could be on set on top of inserts for intense action scenes that couldn't be accomplished with stunt doubles[[/note]]. The climactic silo fight, meanwhile, was choreographed 20 minutes before cameras were supposed to roll because a last-minute change in location forced the stunt team to throw out all their prep work.
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* AbsurdlyShortProductionTime: Spider-Man's involvement wasn't a done deal until one week before production was supposed to start, forcing hasty edits to the script and a re-choreographing of the airport battle.
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* AbsurdlyShortProductionTime: Spider-Man's involvement wasn't a done deal until one week before production was supposed to start, forcing hasty edits to the script and a re-choreographing of the airport battle. The climactic silo fight, meanwhile, was choreographed 20 minutes before cameras were supposed to roll because a last-minute change in location forced the stunt team to throw out all their prep work.
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* AbsurdlyShortProductionTime: Spider-Man's involvement wasn't a done deal until one week before production was supposed to start, forcing hasty edits to the script and a re-choreographing of the airport battle.
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** Creator/FrankGrillo was disappointed at Crossbones being killed off so early after he originally signed a seven picture deal, feeling they wasted the character. He initially turned down the offer to cameo in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' for this reason, only changing his mind when his son told him that it would be the biggest movie in the world, and Grillo indeed ended up having a good time on set.
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** On the off chance that Robert Downey Jr. refused to return for ''Civil War'', [[http://www.ew.com/article/2016/08/25/captain-america-civil-war-was-almost-zombie-movie?xid=entertainment-weekly_socialflow_twitter an alternate storyline was pitched that involved the Madbomb]].
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** On the off chance that Robert Downey Jr. refused to return for ''Civil War'', [[http://www.ew.com/article/2016/08/25/captain-america-civil-war-was-almost-zombie-movie?xid=entertainment-weekly_socialflow_twitter an alternate storyline was pitched that involved the Madbomb]]. Kevin Feige ultimately rejected the idea however, as he felt the idea wasn't big enough.
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* TroubledProduction: While the production itself seems to have gotten by without much issue beyond the movie going overbudget, and they were able to fit Spider-Man snugly into the plot just as it seemed as though it was too late to include the recently re-acquired character into the film, [[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/marvels-civil-war-why-kevin-820147 the story was different behind the scenes at Marvel corporate]]. The tension between MCU Producer Kevin Feige and Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter, who had been on bad terms with one another, finally came to a boiling point. Perlmutter threatened to fire Robert Downey, Jr. when he was officially signed-on to take part in the movie (due to the actor's high salary). Feige, having none of that, objected and got Disney involved. The end result is that the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Creative Committee -- a group that Perlmutter was involved with that a history of being an {{Obstructive Bureaucra|t}}cy -- was removed from working on further movies and that Feige was given an AuteurLicense by Disney, separating Marvel Studios from Marvel Entertainment.
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* TroubledProduction: While the production itself seems to have gotten by without much issue beyond the movie going overbudget, and they were able to fit Spider-Man snugly into the plot just as it seemed as though it was too late to include the recently re-acquired character into the film, [[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/marvels-civil-war-why-kevin-820147 the story was different behind the scenes at Marvel corporate]]. The tension between MCU Producer Kevin Feige and Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter, who had been on bad terms with one another, finally came to a boiling point. Perlmutter threatened to fire Robert Downey, Jr. when he was officially signed-on to take part in the movie (due to the actor's high salary). Feige, having none of that, objected and got Disney involved. The end result is that the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Creative Committee -- a group that Perlmutter was involved with that had a history of being an {{Obstructive Bureaucra|t}}cy -- was removed from working on further movies and that Feige was given an AuteurLicense by Disney, separating Marvel Studios from Marvel Entertainment.
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** Creator/BryanCranston was considered to [[TheOtherMarty replace]] Creator/WilliamHurt as [[ComicBook/RedHulk General Ross]] had [[https://cosmicbook.news/content/captain-america-civil-war-concept-art-features-bryan-cranston Hurt chose to decline the offer to reprise the role.]]
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** Creator/BryanCranston was considered to [[TheOtherMarty replace]] Creator/WilliamHurt as [[ComicBook/RedHulk General Ross]] had [[https://cosmicbook.news/content/captain-america-civil-war-concept-art-features-bryan-cranston Hurt chose to decline the offer to reprise the role.]]]] The role was eventually recast six years later after Hurt's unexpected death in 2022, but Marvel would replace Hurt with Creator/HarrisonFord instead of Cranston.
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** Creator/TimMiller was approached to help design the airport fight sequence for this film before pulling out due to prior commitments on ''Film/Deadpool2016''. According to Miller:
--> ''I was working from this-- "I don't wanna see the two guys face-to-face, lining up and everybody in a line like it's Theatre/WestSideStory. Uh, and they're gonna rumble. Like, Cap is a tactical genius, so people were bailing out of the plane as it was landing-- Hawkeye was getting the high ground and Black Widow was gonna be a sniper somewhere, and it was all about-- It was just gonna be Cap facing Iron Man and all these people.''
--> ''I was working from this-- "I don't wanna see the two guys face-to-face, lining up and everybody in a line like it's Theatre/WestSideStory. Uh, and they're gonna rumble. Like, Cap is a tactical genius, so people were bailing out of the plane as it was landing-- Hawkeye was getting the high ground and Black Widow was gonna be a sniper somewhere, and it was all about-- It was just gonna be Cap facing Iron Man and all these people.''
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* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** Marketing example. There was a ''lot'' of outcry over the lack of merchandise for Black Widow and Scarlet Witch in ''Age of Ultron'', to the point that it got coverage on mainstream news outlets and even Creator/ClarkGregg and Creator/MarkRuffalo criticized Marvel over it. The big announcement for ''Civil War'' licensing made sure to mention that characters like Black Panther, War Machine, Black Widow, and Scarlet Witch would be heavily featured in the marketing and merchandise, seemingly going out of its way to highlight the fact that the female and minority heroes wouldn't be left out this time around.
** Several of the heroes' costumes have been adjusted to be more comics-accurate after various criticisms. For example Hawkeye's costume incorporates stronger purple coloring, and War Machine, whose Mark II armor was made to be bulkier and more heavily-armed.
** Marketing example. There was a ''lot'' of outcry over the lack of merchandise for Black Widow and Scarlet Witch in ''Age of Ultron'', to the point that it got coverage on mainstream news outlets and even Creator/ClarkGregg and Creator/MarkRuffalo criticized Marvel over it. The big announcement for ''Civil War'' licensing made sure to mention that characters like Black Panther, War Machine, Black Widow, and Scarlet Witch would be heavily featured in the marketing and merchandise, seemingly going out of its way to highlight the fact that the female and minority heroes wouldn't be left out this time around.
** Several of the heroes' costumes have been adjusted to be more comics-accurate after various criticisms. For example Hawkeye's costume incorporates stronger purple coloring, and War Machine, whose Mark II armor was made to be bulkier and more heavily-armed.
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* ProductionPosse: For the Russos again, tying up with their previous work in ''Series/{{Community}}''. Jim Rash (Dean Pelton) makes a cameo as a MIT faculty member, following Danny Pudi's cameo as a S.H.I.E.L.D. technician in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier''.
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* ProductionPosse: For the Russos again, tying up with their previous work in ''Series/{{Community}}''. Jim Rash (Dean Pelton) Creator/JimRash makes a cameo as a MIT faculty member, following Danny Pudi's Creator/DannyPudi's cameo as a S.H.I.E.L.D. technician in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier''.
