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⌈ Secret Post #4022 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are some of the worst castings you've seen?

[(Anonymous)]

Really? Black Widow and Hawkeye act more mature but that is because they have pretty one dimensional personalities of "stoic". Bruce acts more mature because he is much older and has had a hard life.

But I would never say that Thor acts more mature. He acts like a college frat boy most of the time. Which makes sense because he is pretty young in Asgard terms (in the first movie he was only just old enough to be crowned soon-to-be King).

And he also isn't supposed to be the same age? Bruce, Tony, and Clint are clearly supposed to be older. Natasha MIGHT be around the same age but I think she is supposed to be older as well. Thor is probably closest in age if you converted Asgard years to Earth years.

I don't really get where you got the impression that Captain America is supposed to be more emotionally and physically older than the rest of the Avengers. He is supposed to be a great leader but that has little do with age. He is still a young guy thrown into a war (several of them) and then a completely alien world that required him to stand up and try to lead a random group of people that may or may not get along.