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Unmoderated Tag: Television Rating: No Votes Hits: 111 Comments: 0 Captain America Legacy Film Captain America Legacy Film Captain America Legacy Film. A Special Presentation Entirely Written Directed Filmed Produced and Performed By Ben Ryan. Steve Rogers Confronts The Third Reich And Racism Head On in 1944. He is the leader of The Avengers Wolverine Ironman 2 The Hulk Thor and was a Marvel Civil War Leader. Captain America Reborn! In this film I was portraying Steve Rogers who is Captain America. I was under my own direction here and chose to deliver my lines in the way you see. I did my best to do justice to who I believe Captain America is and represents. I can project and go to any range under any director and be calibrated easily. This was unique because I directed myself which can have both it's pros and cons. I welcome your views and perspectives on my acting, direction, filming, and production and I look forward to hearing any and all constructive criticism. As confident as I am in my abilities I know I'm not perfect and can only get better and will get better constantly to keep striving to reach that pinnacle of powerful and professional acting which is an infinite pursuit in my mind. My Contact Email Right now is: meetmehalfway@usa.com REGARDING RATINGS. Unfortunately people are messaging me saying they are bound on rating my video down simply because they don't agree with my views on equality. I'm looking for true feedback and not stars. So if you don't agree with my views feel free to post comments about your feelings in a respectful manner and if you do or don't like my acting please rate me by writing what you do or don't like. Thank you. I have to say I am saddened and angered at the private messages I have been receiving from hateful people. I think it stems from the outrage of the fallout of Kanye West's recent actions. Let me state that I support Taylor Swift all the way and admire and respect the way she carries herself. What Kanye Did was wrong, terrible, and ridiculous but I look at him as a man who made a mistake and not a black man who defines his entire race. I do identify with Captain America very much and the words I spoke are my own just as much as I would feel would be his. Though the way I spoke the words was not how I myself would speak in my life. I'm much more animated and actually considered to be far from the norm in my comfortable strong expressions. To portray Captain America I felt I had to constantly reel myself inward notch after notch while still having the fire inside or a fighting solider. I loved it and it was a blast. So I hope you enjoy! The Views expressed in this video are my own and do not represent Marvel or Youtube. Also Just to state A FACT. I am truly a clean person and have never taken GH or steroids. I'm proud of my physique and I built it to the level it is at simply by training quite a bit harder than the average person and constantly fueling my body throughout the day fro years. If you enjoyed this presentation please consider visiting one of the great websites below to support a great cause: To Help Children Around the World In Need: http://www.unicefusa.com/ Or to help the Real Life Captain America's Of the World: http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/ and http://iava.org/ Thank you so much for watching. Sincerely, Ben Ryan Looking forward to watching the Emmys 2009 User: F3AR Sep 21, 2009 12:35 PM
Unmoderated Tag: Swearing Rating: Ok Hits: 241 Comments: 0 Captain America: Fuck Yeah! Captain America: Fuck Yeah! Captain America Kicks Ass to "America Fuck Yeah" (from Team America: World Police) User: IAmDeK Jan 13, 2009 2:51 PM
Permanent Tag: MySpace Rating: Good Hits: 170 Comments: 0 Mcr News, Comic Book Reviews Kick-Ass, Captain America, More Mcr News, Comic Book Reviews Kick-Ass, Captain America, More Breaking News: Lead singer of My Chemical Romance, Gerard Way is calling Umbrella Academy his debut comic. BUT, we dug up a comic he published way back when he was in high school called "On Raven's Wings". Mark Millar and John Romita take on real life people getting into superhero suits in Kick-Ass #1. This "real life" superhero even has a MySpace profile. Is this a gimmick or is it a book worth picking up? Find out in this review. Is Thor #6 the Thor we've been waiting for? It's still early on in this series, but we think this book has finally arrived with this issue. Then Captain America #35, continues the great story arc with Bucky as the new Captain America. Justin calls it "an event comic written like a regular comic". In this Speed Round, we check out Good & Evil #1 which actually had some unexpected Biblical overtones, Ex Machina #34, Brave and The Bold #10 which is fun old school comic book action, Abyss #3, and Locke & Key #1 written by Joe Hill, Stephen King's son. In the mailbag: Metamorphic asks about our take on Mini-Series. Do more minis mean less attention to long-running series? Are more minis a good thing? comic book reviews comics stephen king my chemical romance gerard way umbrella academy funny thor bucky captain america stack good evil abyss ex machina locke & key brave bold joe hill brian k. Feb 25, 2008 10:08 AM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Good Hits: 381 Comments: 0 Colbert Report: Joe Quesada Colbert Report: Joe Quesada Joe Quesada tells Stephen that he is still running for President in the Marvel universe. Jan 30, 2008 12:21 PM
Permanent Tag: Captain America Rating: Good Hits: 152 Comments: 0 Opening for the Captain America movie Opening for the Captain America movie From 1979, it's the Captain America movie starring Christopher Lee User: tekpa Jan 30, 2008 11:37 AM
Permanent Tag: Television Rating: Ok Hits: 417 Comments: 2 Captain America 1941-2007 Captain America 1941-2007 Stephen Colbert on the tragic death of Captain America. User: Dosetaker Mar 10, 2007 8:35 AM
 
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