Ladies and gentlemen, it is my absolute
pleasure to bring to the stage the White Wolf... (cheering)
Sebastian Stan! Yibambe! (Yibambe!) Yibambe! (Yibambe!) Yibambe! (Yibambe!) Yibambe! Make some noise!
It's Sebastian Stan! (Cheering) Hey! Wakanda forever! Wakana forever. What's up? How you
doing? It's good to see you, man. So good to see you.
- Yibambe Yes! Yo, listen. I told him I was gonna do that. What did you say back there?
- Mumbeeli forever! Yo, he went full on Wakanda on us already!
- Mumbeeli forever! I was like, woah!
- I still hear the voice of Baku in my ear. - Mm-hmm.
Winston's my new friend, by the way. Winston Dukes, finding a friend. He's awesome.
- You know since you started with Winston, let's just jump into that. The tweets that you read to him.
- Oh my god man, this is so insane...you've seen the tweets.
- Oh, I saw the tweets but that particular one... What are you guys doing to poor Winston out there.
I don't think he minds it but... - Oh no no no no No wait. The look on his face when
when that was said and, uh, what was it Mac that was like "Bop, bop, bop." - Yeah. - So bad, that was so bad.
Can you tell those people in the back that might not know, do you remember what
that tweet said? - It was... it was Baku can get me on my back at any time. And I mean
it's really stuck with me. Bora. But... I think the lady that wrote it is here.
- Is she? He? They? Are they here?
- Look, I saw a hand go like mm-hmm mm-hmm.
If you know him, here's my number. - Yeah exactly.
- That's real. Um, so, everyone has been warned. We can talk about Infinity War. I mean it's out there. Has everyone seen this movie? (Cheers) Oh my god.
- Yeah. - Were you okay with it? (Cheers) Man, the day the purple guy won. Yeah.
- When grimace gets it all that's just. - I mean It's not okay, it's not okay.
But, yeah, that's... uh it's pretty wild. I mean we... I saw it for the first time at premiere night.
- Right. - When we were all there we saw for the first time. Didn't even know what to...
- Was it... was it what you expected? More than what you expected?
- Oh, I mean it was so beyond... you know... but it was exciting. It was nice, it really felt like I was
actually, you know, a true audience member. You know, I really kind of ...I didn't feel
like it was like a movie that I was in. Yes, yes. - I felt like I was in... just as
excited to find out and a spectator to this to this massive kind of thing but
you got to give it to the Russos, man. I mean, like, that's not an easy job. You
know, like, kind of combining all of these people, all these characters, in one movie
is so tough. I think my favorite scene was, I mean, the Chris Pratt Chris
Hemsworth scene is... it just doesn't get any better than that. It's like I was
laughing so much at that and Dave Bautista. - Hey! - I mean I know he improvised some of those one-liners. - Did he really? Yeah, yeah. I'm pretty sure he did. But it
just had me on the floor. - That's good. But we were actually teasing cuz I had to
move the couch a little bit and I had to make sure that. - Is he here? - No no no no
but I... I mean you couldn't see him cuz he was moving so slowly. That's what it is.
Yeah he's imperceptible. But no, you... you actually had the, you know, towards the
latter half of the movie, one of the most impactful moments that just spiraled
into a series of like oh my god I can't believe it. When you read that, like, were
you like, "Really this is what we're doing?" Right. No... you know... you know it was... Bucky
was gonna be like, "Steve! Should we go to..." (Laughter, screams from crowd) No, I remember actually the day on set
and James Young, who is, you know, one of my talented glorious stunt... stuntmen...
stunt double, stunt coordinators on these... on this film, came up to me and actually
told me what was... he goes, "Yeah, so we have this mat here for you and then, you
know, when you walk out you're gonna fall on it cuz ya disappear." And I was like,
"Wait, what?" And they're like, "Yeah, I know the brothers will talk to you about
it." And I said, "Okay." And I was like maybe this is it. And I remember Anthony was like... Anthony Russo was talking to everybody and I was
like Anthony... okay I'll wait. Do I.. am I.. is this it? And he was like, "No, well I, you know, maybe, I'm
not really, well I don't know." And I was like, "Okay." So that's that's the way that
day went. - Wow. Wow. I have to admit though when you did... - When I did ask
I was like," Okay, okay. Did... does the same thing happen to Anthony Mackie?" And
they're like, "Oh yeah, he's gone." I was like, "Okay good. Alright, then I'm okay."
- Now speaking of Mack... so in Cleveland last year I brought up to him this very
best specific fact. That when he fights a white guy that's named after an animal,
he loses. Right? So Ant-Man... Is that really true? - Let's look through his
history... look at his history, right? So Ant-Man: he lost that fight. Spider-Man,
you guys kind of... we'll call it a tie. We'll call it a tie.
- It's always very upsetting Yeah, but yeah. And then, in Eight Mile he
lost to B. Rabbit. so... - Well done. - RIght? But now you are the White Wolf, so you
automatically could win in a fight. So what you're saying is that if I were to
fight... - Mhm mhm Falcon then he would lose. - Absolutely
- He would absolutely lose, but you know whether or not I fight him
remains to be seen I guess. - I mean it'd be crazy if you guys fought for the
shield or something at some point. Yeah. that'd be pretty nice. - Just throwing it out there.
Well listen to this. There's lots of people that want to talk to you. - Okay
- I get... I get my moments. Let's start on this side. Hello! - Hi... Bowsa. - Bowsa, yes, hi.
Hi, my name is Summer. Shishi! - Sorry, what?
- No, that was not the right thing to say. Mijo. Mijo.(Foreign Language) I have two questions,
sorry, and the first question is: can you describe Bucky's farm for us like what animals?
- Bucky's farm? - Yeah. Well he clearly has a lot of potatoes on
the farm. What about the what? Oh, and the plums.
- Yes! - A lot of plums and potatoes on the farm. A strictly carbohydrate diet.
And pea foods. He likes pea foods. And the second question is, if Bucky had the time to finish the line, Steve, what'd he say?
- Oh, what would he say? - Yes. Steve... I don't... I don't feel so well...
(Laughter) Steve I can't remember if my pass... my passport.
- Come on now. You know it's like Steve you still owe me two dollars.
- Thank you. - Thank you. - Thank you. Hello. - Come on Jess! - Shut up! (laughter, cheers) You got this! - What future projects are you most excited about? Future projects. Well, I'm really excited about the Nicole Kidman movie that I got to work on. It
was really a great experience. And I, you know, I don't know, but I know it got sold
and can, which was a great thing, which means it will come out. So... so I'm excited
about that and then, you know, there's there's a few other things that I'm
still working with that I can't really divulge, but we'll see, but you know one
thing at a time. - Thank you. - Thank you. Hello.
- Hi. So let's see if I can word this right. So in the comic books, I feel like there's a lot better representation of disabled characters and I feel like the MCU could work on that, maybe, and, I just wanted to know what your thoughts were Like if there's room for that. Like disabled actors or characters. I'm sure Marvel is probably thinking about that, you know, but, you know, you voicing
that and wanting that desire is definitely something that I think goes a
long way and gets heard. I think it's really hard, you know, sometimes, and this
goes beyond just you know any character. I just think it's really hard when you
only have two and a half hours and I know that they always want to be doing
so much more... with these movies and they're always feeling like we're not
getting to service everybody, you know, but because these things are so popular
because they're thinking you guys want to see more, I think there's gonna
be an opportunity for that coming where more characters will be explored
within the future and I definitely know that for sure. So hopefully that gets done because it's... it should. - Awesome, thank you. - Great question. Great question. Hello.
- Hello. I'm a bit nervous because it's my first time and my name is Carmen I come from Spain. Maybe you
remember me from Bucharest I was in there... - You came to Bucharest.
Thank you. Thank you so much. Yes, I was in the festival. The American Independent Film Festival. First role, Spanish girl, maybe you remember. - Okay.
So, this was amazing and I was... wanted to thank you
because not only for the film, but after the family was great but also because...
my money was for a good cause... that's was I bought the tickets in the first place
even if I didn't know at that time I was going to make it to Bucharest and
that's... that's why I I would like to ask you about how do you... how have you
started to collaborate with our big day out. Well, first of all thank you for
making the trip and and for, you know, spending the time and the money and to
help those kids and, like I said, I'm not there, you know, all the time but I'm
always in sort of close contact with, you know, the founder and then also our great
brave, you know, our big day out fundraiser on Instagram. You know those
girls went miles and miles. I mean, you know, I know that different numbers were being
thrown out there but like they were able to raise the 28 thousand pounds, and, you
know, it's a huge thing and so, yeah, I just... I just try to kind of, you know,
bring attention to it as best... as best as I can and I never feel like, you know, I'm
always doing as much as I should, but I think it went a long way the fact that
you guys came, you know, that someone like yourself brought awareness to it and
now we're talking about it here and sort of word keeps spreading so and that's
and that's the overall goal. But those kids were
definitely very happy that day. (Applause) Thank you. - Thank you.
I would like to ask a second question. I think you love your work, as me, I'm lucky because I
work at something I love, but sometimes I can choose the things I would like to
create or develop so if you could choose any role you would like to play in the
future what would it be? Mmm... any role. - Well you know I started
looking at articles and things and out there and I again I can't really start
talking about them because I, you know, the second that I do it kind of takes
the world on its own but, I'm like I'm always... I'm always really, you know, kind
of taken aback by human perseverance, you know, sort of the human spirit when
it... when it overcomes something. When it's a struggle or, you know, I don't, if...
whether it's somebody from poverty or some issue or circumstance, some terrible
thing. I don't know or something that they're changing. So stories that... of
people who believe in change and wanting to, you know, push their cause
forward in some way or trying to kind of take on something that's difficult is
always an interesting story to me. So anything in that world is where usually I
gravitate to, you know, and... and people have flaws and everybody's all
over the place and so anything that's truthful like that is... I would love to
find that but it's difficult it's hard... it's harder than you think to find, as
I'm sure you know in your own work, it's harder than you think to always make the
stories you want to make. But if you're passionate about it and keep going and
over and over eventually, you know, the doors will open. That's... that's what I
believe. - Okay, thank you. That was beautiful. You're like, what a poem.
- No... no... it's important to know. You gotta do it man. You have to, like, you know, the more and more I think about
it's, like, if you just believe in what it is that you want to believe in, it's
going to... it's going to happen and... and you have to do that. And it's... I really
believe in that statement. All of us are going to take that with us. Hello.
- Hi. I have a stupid question or a serious question. Silly or serious. What you got?
- Whatever come... what's in your... whatever one you want. Go for it. - Right.
. - Depending how you want the rest of us to feel for the rest of the day.
- Right. And look at you for the rest of the day. If you were a dragon.. - Wait - What do you mean if?
- This is the serious question obviously. Go ahead. If you were a dragon what would you horde?
- What would you horde? - Yeah, dragons are known hoarders. Yeah... yeah, if you're a
dragonologist like I am, you could just maybe... that's not a real thing. - Like on Tuesdays
morn... Tuesday mornings like what do you... Yeah they can just get some... - They horde
things. - ...like gold, some, you know, children (laughter) Oh, dragonologist man don't...
alright so we really did become a serious question after all. Here's the
thing about that. I don't know what I would hoard. Um... I know it's gonna be
cheesy so just relax, okay, but I would hoard my fans. (Cheering, clapping)
- Well said. Well said. No, I like that. I like that. That's nice.
Better than children... - Silence. - Exactly. Much better than children.
Great. Good. Hello. - Hello! Whew! So I'm here today to present the award
for outstanding meme lord. (Cheering) Nominations are: Bucky Barnes, Lance Tucker,
Sebastian Stan and Jefferson. And the winner, for outstanding meme lord goes to... Sebastian Stan! (Cheering) Thank you very much. That's amazing... meme lord.
- Says it right there. - I finally, yeah. Meme lord. Well clearly I don't have
to do a lot of work to do this. Speech? - Don't forget the academy.
- I'd like to thank Samuel Jackson for always believing in me and giving
me the pep talk and Sylvester Stallone for his Instagram posts. And Wizard World!
(cheering) For making this happen! Thank you. Thank you. That's... that can get very addicting.
- That right there... that's going on a mantel. I'm calling it. I'm calling it. Hello.
- Wow. I just don't want to follow that question. God! Alright. - So I saw you as Hal Carter
on Broadway... in "Picnic"... and you are frankly amazing. So my question is: Are
you planning on doing any further Broadway in between all the movies you
have lined up and, if yes, which I hope it will be, what type would you like to do
or what is your dream role? Well, yeah, I've actually... I got a little close to a
couple things that were gonna happen next year, but, you know, the it's so
difficult because every time it's a real six-month commitment. you know. usually
and stuff and you really want to... you want to have... if you're gonna keep
doing the same role, you know, night after night, you really have to kind of, like,
connect with it and... and, you know. So I haven't gotten there yet, but, you know, um...
oh my god. If anybody goes to New York, go see "Lobby Hero." No, "Lobby Hero" is amazing. I
mean that would have been a great... that... that... that's great.
That I, you know, I love that... is it over? Last week. Okay. But I also saw "The Iceman
Cometh." That was an incredible show. I mean,
anything by Eugene O'Neill I would love to do one day. Anything by Tennessee
Williams I would love to do. I would love to have a shot at something like that.
Something like David Mamet or whatever, you know, I mean there's a ton of things
that I haven't gotten. - We also saw "Scarlet" the same week we saw "Picnic" there.
- Oh yeah. Hartford Miller, an amazing as another great play and you know the best things is these
things kind of keep coming back after a few years and so on. So hopefully at some
point, you know, I'll be able to do that. I mean you... yeah.
- That would be awesome. I'm getting up there anyway, so, I should be... a whole new bunch of roles are
gonna open up. - Thank you. - The roles of fathers.
- Young fathers. Young fathers. - Yeah.
- Ya know my friend Charles Chu always says "You're pretty old, man." So, yeah, I know
he's a great friend. - Dude! What are you, like, 28? I will be 36 this August.
- Get out! It's good, it's good.
- I'm putting the cap at 28 just hold on to that for a while.
- I can feel it. Yeah in my back. Hello. - Hi. - M'Baku on my back. Whoa! Whoa! Who said
that? You said that, didn't you? I don't know. I don't know. Can't keep saying things. Terrible. - Perfect. I knew it wasn't in my
head. - So I have a bit of a throwback question. I teach seventh grade science
but I also teach "The Martian" as part of an English enrichment class. And my
students and I want to know who would be part of your crew if you were to take a
mission into space. - Now when you say who would be part of his crew are you
talking actors or real-life people? Anybody. Unless you want me to narrow it
down. - That's tough. I mean... Mackey is like entertainment when I'm bored. I'm
thinking, like, of people who I could even... help me survive up there. - Right, right. You're like no I
just... - I don't know that's... I would need like, you know, yes, Tom Holland and put him
in a pod and just let him drift off into space. Maybe that's what I would do. Maybe I would take all the terrible people in the
world and put on a pod and go <whistle>. You know. Not that Tom is terrible.
- I know. He's great. That's not what I meant. I like Tom a lot. - Although he is
really bad at keeping secrets... really bad at keeping secrets.
He is, isn't he? Yeah, that's a hard question. I gotta think about that. Thank you. You say he's a kid?
- It's just... I'm telling... it's a joke, I promise.
Tom is like 42 years old. What do you mean? Yeah, yeah, he's like 42. He's got like...
- You talking about Hiddleston? No, no. Tom Holland. He just looks really young. That dude is like 42. - I know. I'm just... I'm
just complicating things. I'm just throwing names out there and see what happens.
- He was talking about Tom Jones, that's what it is. Hello. - Hi. - Hello. I got a really stupid question.
- No such thing. Exactly. I was wondering, would you rather not be able to tell the
difference between a muffin and a baby (laughter) Would you... you... I would I rather not be
able to tell the difference between a muffin and a baby. - Or, change genders
every time you sneeze. (Laughter) Can I answer that one? Yes, please. Let's both answer it.
- Okay... um... I'm going for the gender sneeze. - A thousand percent.
- Yeah, yeah. The last thing I want to do is accidentally eat a baby. - No, a thousand
percent. - Yeah, yeah that... - Muffin and baby in the same sentence is just not...
- That's just weird. - Yeah. So I'll take the latter. - Yeah ,yeah. Thank you.
The next time I sneeze I'm gonna be so worried. Like, did I just curse myself? Hello.
- Hi, Mr. Stan. Thank you for spending your weekend with all of us. We really
appreciate it. - No problem. Thank you for coming out in the rain! - Okay, as much as I
love Infinity War... absolutely astounded by I, Tanya. (cheering) Could you please tell me as much about
the experience of working on that project? When did you first find out
about it? Did you have to audition for it? Was Margot Robbie involved with the
casting? Did you have a lot of bruises and beat downs from those fights with
Margot? - I would say yes to all the above. Yeah, no, no. She... yes, she was involved the
casting. Yeah, she hit me a few times. Yes, I auditioned a few times. It was... uh... no, it was
a really great experience, which is why, you know, I think it taught me a lot
about, you know, again, this... this thing about time, you know, that that I've been
thinking about lately. It's just the fact that I don't feel like we always have
enough time. You know and... and I just wanna... I walked away from that movie and I
just said, you know, I think I want to just try and continuously be involved in
interesting stories that should be told and something that's challenging and is,
you know, going to be, you know, that... that movie had a lot of messages and so I... I...
and I felt very passionate about it and so it's... it's hard in the sense that, you
know, I... I want to find that kind of group of people where I collab... collaborate
and we could make a movie like that and, you know, that... that reaches different
people and kind of has an impact and of sorts and... and at the same time you got
to wait and you got to be patient for that. Because it doesn't come very
often to get lucky with something like that. So it was um... you know... I appreciate
it. It was a great experience. One last question... um... you probably can't
answer it so I asked you to call once for yes and twice for no. - Oh wait. Is
this a Disney oriented question? Disney Marvel thing? Listen they have shooters,
man, we can't... we can't do that. They will... no red dots. No red dots. - Okay so you
can't say anything about, sorry, Luke Skywalker.
- I can say everything about Luke Skywalker. - Yeah. I don't... I don't know anything about, you
know, there's... I have no... there's no... I have noth... I have nothing to do with the Star
Wars Universe. - Yet! - They would... I would I would love to, sure,
at any point time but, you know, again, it's not up to me. I mean, they've got to
figure it out. - That's true. - They got to make that movie of after Return of the Jedi, and... and then maybe, you know, we'll see. - We shall see. God, I gotta bring Mark Hamill to one of these things. - Yes! - You know what let's start a hashtag to bring Mark Hamill to Wizard World. - Yes!
- See what happens. Let's see what happens. You know it's very interesting that you were talking
about time and not having enough because I just got the sign that we only have
five minutes left. So we've got time for two more questions. I'm sorry. Hello, Catwoman.
- Hi I'll be fun. Don Saladino on Instagram has been
making hints that the gym mafia might return. And I was wondering what's the
craziest thing you and him have done. The craziest thing I've done is watch him in
the gym. Is, you know, watch him go crazy in the gym but yeah, gym mafia will
return at some point. I have no doubts about it, you know. I'm on my own
trajectory at the moment, you know, but... but at some point it's gonna return. It's
gonna have to, for sure. - I look forward to it. Thank you. - Thank you, thank you.
Alright now last question. I'm too short.
- No pressure, no pressure. So... um... ah Jesus Christ. So.. um...
- Your posts are absolutely hilarious. - Thank you. I have a
degree from UCB, so I appreciate it. So I have a friend who went to Stage Door
when you went and they told me that you had the coveted spot of doing welcoming
in the cabaret show and I wanted to know if you remember it but if not what
musical would you do on Broadway 'cause I have an idea. - You have an idea
- Yeah I want you to be Bobby in "Company." You... believe it or not I don't know "Company."
- Um it's about a guy who turns 35 and all his friends ask him what he's
doing and it's very sad but it's really good. it's a Sondheim musical.
- So an autobiography. Thanks. - No problem.
- That sounds fun, no, listen. I would do... when I was at Stage
Right at Sweet Charity and I loved that musical. I mean, it was so funny and so,
maybe I'll do that. I don't know... I don't know if I could last in the, you know... I
always loved that musical Rent. Oh, that's great. That's a great one. I love that one. Unbelievable. So there's a
few, you know. - Yeah. - Sing for us! - Yeah! - (Moderator sings) There you go. That's all you get. - Yeah. Thank you.
- I used to know Rent by heart before I even saw it, but, what was it... one song... glory... I
can't do that, come on. Like we're gonna be, you know, I'm gonna lose that pretty soon.
- Yeah. Don't do that, don't do that. Wizard World Philly, make some noise
for Sebastian Stan! (Cheering) Thank you so much. It was so nice to see you. There's the lights. Thank you guys so much. Sebastian, you have
signings times later on this afternoon? Are you signing autographs? - I do, yes, so I'll see
you guys there at the table. Thank you again for everything. Always
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