[00:02] Captain America: Civil War, less than 120 seconds long, that would shape this movie, Tony Stark, and the MCU. In the hallway, we see Miriam Sharp, played by Miriam's son was killed in an event that involved the heroes of the New Warriors,
[00:16] helped to create the superhuman registration act. Here, her role is even more vital, even if she's less involved in the actual plot of the story. Robert Woodard, even though she was already playing a different character in the
[00:30] MCU, because they felt like they needed a strong actor in this crucial scene. co-starred in the great movie Heart and Souls, where she played a motherly >> Now, that breaking some eggs line is important. It's taken from, obviously,
[00:46] to break a few eggs. In other words, success is shaped by failure, and there are casualties caused by that failure. So, by repeating his words back to him, it's like Miriam is saying, "I guess all my son is to you is just a broken egg."
[01:02] never pressed the elevator button. This is not a chance meeting. She was waiting on him. This is something else. And he reacts defensively, but then, with words, she finally gets him to drop his emotional defenses. And she hands him a
[01:16] photo of her boy. This is a crucial moment. Remember, all through these movies, Tony Stark does not like being handed things. >> Yikes. >> He doesn't like to be handed things.
[01:28] >> Tony avoids being handed things because it's his way of avoiding responsibility Pepper. That way, he can only choose the responsibilities that he wants. But now, Miriam is forcing him to take responsibility for her son's death.