"It's not like Cap has that many friends, you know what I mean? His life is his work. And Natasha [Scarlett's character] kind of gives him a hard time about that . . . just getting him dating, finding a social life, finding yourself outside of your work.
So it's nice, with Scarlett, when the dialogue just feels like the way people speak. It's so nice because it's human. And there's a lot of that in this movie. My favorite scenes are the scenes with Scarlett. The Russos [codirectors Anthony and Joe] could be blowing smoke, but it sounds like they agree. Our characters both have issues in this movie. It's just such an odd pairing. We're such different people. Her moral compass is for sale, and Steve is a boy scout. So it's interesting to see what they find in each other.
And outside of the movie, Scarlett and I have known each other for a long time, we just constantly make jokes about how many movies we've made together, so it's very effortless. We get along very well, and I think that shows on screen. "
