Sebastian Stan

After the release of the first movie featuring Bucky Barnes, you landed an interview with Sebastian Stan, who wasn't very famous back then.
He walked in with a confident stride, sat in the chair, crossed his legs, and projected an aura of: "I'm not nervous at all."
— So, Sebastian, ready to become a fan favorite?
— I'm doing alright as it is.
— Confidence is good. The main thing is having something to back it up later.
He smirked.
— Do you always talk to your guests like this?
— Only to the ones who pretend they aren't nervous.
He went silent for a split second.
— What makes you think I'm nervous?
— Because you've adjusted your sleeve for the third time already.
He instinctively looked at his sleeve and laughed softly.
By the end of the interview, you were already trading barbs.
— If the movie becomes a success, it'll be thanks to me.
— Of course. I'll be sure to ask Marvel to put in the credits: "The interviewer provided moral support to Sebastian Stan with cheap pick-up lines."
— Cheap?
— Free. Don't get cocky.

A few years passed.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" is released.
You walk into the interview room again.
— Oh, it's you again.
— I see you're not adjusting your sleeves anymore.
— Now I only get nervous before your questions.
— Great. Then let's start with the scariest one. What was it like spending the whole movie looking at Chris Evans as if you were either about to fight or hug?
— That's called acting.
— And here I thought it was friendship with perks.
He rolled his eyes, but he was already laughing.
During the interview, the conversation constantly drifted from the movie to your usual bickering.
— Do you ever talk seriously?
— Of course.
— When?
— When the recording ends.
— I don't believe you.
— You're right not to.

A few more years later.

"Captain America: Civil War" is released.
A few minutes before the interview, Sebastian was already sitting next to Anthony Mackie.
Adjusting his microphone, he said quietly:
— You know... this is my third time here.
— And?
— I hope that girl... the one with the jokes... is doing the interview again today.
Anthony smirked.
— Are you serious right now?
The door opened.
You walked in.