‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Spot Teases Tim Blake Nelson As Leader

Marvel Studios has released a new spot for Captain America: Brave New World which teases Tim Blake Nelson as The Leader.

The actor returns from the 2008 Incredible Hulk movie. The spot doesn’t feature the big reveal and only shows off Samuel Sterns in more of a silhouette form. The following image going around has been brightened, so it’s not the official look or even a first look. Watch the spot below.

First look at Tim Blake Nelson as The Leader in ‘CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD’ pic.twitter.com/kKNQ6G21Tb
— The Hollywood Handle (@HollywoodHandle) January 29, 2025

Art shows off The Leader

Official art for the movie has revealed that apparently Tim Blake Nelson will look a bit like his comic book counterpart, so we’ll have wait until the flick gets released to see the full version. Check it out:

Official #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld promo art (1/n) #TheLeader #RedHulk pic.twitter.com/fQ7UfG6760
— Kepler (@kepleravocado) January 1, 2025

tim blake nelson leader captain america brave new world

Watch the spot:

Who’s playing who?

Get tickets now and experience Marvel Studios’ #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld only in theaters February 14. https://t.co/cIiKY5GuT5 pic.twitter.com/fdZJjJ2OUO
— Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios) January 29, 2025

Release info:

Captain America: Brave New World gets released on Feb. 14 starring Anthony Mackie.

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