
During World War 2, Steve Rogers who is frail and sickly tries to enlist but is rejected because of his condition. But when a scientist sees his determination, he allows him to be accepted. What Steve doesn't know is that he is the man in charge of a government project to create a super soldier and when the military man in charge of the project can't see what the scientist sees in Rogers, the scientist thinks that Steve has the character that is needed. Johann Schmidt, the head of the German science division known as HYDRA who knows the scientist and fears that if his project is a success, it could mean trouble for them. So he sends a man who infiltrated the Americans to see if the project is a success and if it is, to "take care" of the scientist. And when it is he kills the scientist. Steve, with his new abilities, chases the spy down. When several soldiers are held prisoner, he is sent under the codename Captain America to rescue them. During the rescue he learns what Schmidt's plans are, and when he reports to his superiors, he forms a unit to thwart his plans.
Jon Favreau was originally chosen by Marvel Studios to direct this film, but he chose to direct Iron Man (2008). Nick Cassavetes, was also considered to direct this film, and had been set as a director for Iron Man (2008) in December 2004.
Peggy Carter:
How do you feel?
Steve Rogers:
Taller.
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Errors in geography: Dr. Erskine says he is from Queens, NY, 73st and Utopia Pkwy. This is incorrect as both streets run North-South and are about 5 miles apart. The correct Street is 73Ave which does cross Utopia Pkwy.
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