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Actor: Anthony Mackie

Anthony Mackie trained at Juilliard and came up through independent film, including 8 Mile and Half Nelson, before The Hurt Locker, where his Sergeant Sanborn is the film’s moral counterweight.

He played Sam Wilson across seven Marvel films and inherited the Captain America role, which the Disney Plus series treated as a genuine question about what it means for a Black man to take that specific symbol.

Detroit is the serious dramatic work and is extremely difficult viewing.

He has been vocal about the industry’s treatment of Black actors and produces through his own company in New Orleans.

The Adjustment Bureau (2011) film posterAnthony Mackie

The Adjustment Bureau (2011) Review

The Adjustment Bureau earns its 9 by doing something most high-concept films fail at completely: it makes the concept personal without letting the concept. The idea, that a bureaucracy of angelic agents manages human fate, adjusting events whenever people deviate…

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