Marvel Studios to take 'new approach' for Shira Haas' Sabra in 'Captain America 4'

Anthony Mackie is all set to carry forward legacy of Chris Evans' Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, in Marvel Cinematics Universe's upcoming movie Captain America: New World Order. Mackie's Sam Wilson was introduced as new Captain America in 2021 series  Falcon And Winter Soldier. While new movie will see Wilson's ventures, it will also welcome some new members, including Israeli actor Shira Haas as Sabra. But, Marvel Studios recently revealed upcoming film will have a new approach to superhero.

At D23 Expo, Marvel Studios announced cast of Captain America 4 and revealed Shira Haas will portray MCU's Israeli superhero, Sabra. For unversed, in Marvel comics, Sabra is a mutant who works as a Moss agent. inclusion of Israeli superhero became a matter of concern and has long generated controversy. However, Marvel Studios recently cleared air around Sabra.

According to a report by Variety, production house mentioned that ir characters as well as stories are inspired by Marvel comics. However, y are "freshly imagined" for big screens and according to viewers. production house furr ded that makers of Captain America: New World Order are taking a fresh approach with Sabra, who was first introduced over four deces ago.

studio's statement re, "While our characters and stories are inspired by comics." "y are always freshly imagined for screen and today’s audience, and filmmakers are taking a new approach with character Sabra who was first introduced in comics over 40 years ago," it furr ded.

More about Captain America 4

Captain America: New World Order is fourth installment in film franchise, which earlier starred Chris Evans as mighty hero. Helmed by Julius Onah, movie is one of upcoming films in fifth phase of MCU. Its script is penned by Dalan Musson and Malcolm Spellman, who also wrote script of  Falcon And Winter Soldier. Apart from Mackie and Haas, film will also see Tim Blake Nelson reprising his role as Leer.

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