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The actor Anthony Mackie, who interprets the last incarnation of Captain America of Marvel in “Captain America: Brave New World”, warned that American masculinity is necessary and exceptional.
Mackie has reached numerous headlines in recent months, after having taken the ICONIC PAPER OF Captain America Of his popular predecessor, Chris Evans, in Marvel’s films. On Tuesday, “The Pivot Podcast” published an extensive interview where the actor spoke both about his career and his personal life, including the way he raises his children.
“In the last 20 years, we have been living the death of the American man,” Mackie said. “They have literally killed masculinity in our homes and our communities, for one reason or another, but I create my children to be young men.”
He explained that he believes that becoming young men consists of maturity and the ability to be a protector.
Actor Anthony Mackie spoke on the pivot podcast about the importance of masculinity.
“My children will always be respectful,” he said, explaining how he taught his children from an early age to have good manners and take care of his mother. “Every time I went to a job, I told my 15 -year -old: ‘You are the man in the house. You make sure that these doors are blocked every night, this alarm is on, you send me a text message or you call me every night before going to bed and wake up.”
“Because we are men,” Mackie continued. “If I am not there to protect, he has to be there to protect. Because you can have all the money in the world, if she is a mother who goes up (sic) through the window, that money does not mean anything. You cannot have all the ‘celebrity’ in the world, (if a) Motherf —- er jumps (sic) through the door, that ‘celebrity’ does not mean anything. You don’t have to have a small guard there.”
Mackie argued the “idea of American masculinity It is very different “from other countries.
“You feel it when you go to Europe,” he said, pointing out how baffled it is when he meets European men. Mackie revealed that he often thinks “could break his butt, boy”, joking with a “pivot” coanfrerion about Europeans who wear “tight pants.”
The actors Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford starred “Captain America: Brave New World”. (Getty images)
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Even in Africa, said the veteran movie star, American masculinity feels decidedly different. He pointed out that when he was in Kenya, a spectator said: “You are not from here” and he replied: “I can say that I am not from here.”
“It’s just that. That American male masculinity is something that I think is very important for children, because now, our young children are afraid to fail, so they don’t try,” Mackie lamented.
Mackie has made waves talking about masculinity before. During an appearance in “The Wendy Williams Show”, he and the presenter spoke about his mutual support for “traditional” gender roles. He said he believes that a man is someone who protects, works in the garden and who performs certain courtesies for a lady, while a wife, in turn, does things like “making dad a sandwich.”
When a coanfrerion in “The Pivot Podcast” commented that many young people no longer know how to approach women face to face, Mackie argued that women themselves are partly guilty.
Madrid, Spain – January 28: Anthony Mackie attends the press conference for “CapTá América: Brave New World” at the Rosewood Villamagna hotel on January 28, 2025 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images for Disney)
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“Women have … They are so bad and angry,” Mackie said.
Then he shared an anecdote about how he saw his nephew approach a woman, politely, saying: “Excuse me, how are you?” She responded with disgust sound.
“How do you return from that?” He asked as the coanfitations laughed. “He simply approached me, I gave him his beer, he was like ‘there you are there. That didn’t happen. That didn’t happen. Let’s start again.'”
