If there’s one thing that I love to do it’s attend conventions. They provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience to get up close and personal with your favorite stars, attend panels where you can ask questions, take photos, and create memories you’ll have for the rest of your life. And, this past weekend, Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to attend Wizard World Philadelphia. The convention outdid itself—bringing together a roster of some of today’s biggest stars. And, that included cast members from Captain America: Civil War. Yes, you read that correctly! Chris Evans, Sebastian Stan, and Anthony Mackie were all in attendance.
The guys were fantastic sports and had a lot of on stage banter with each other AND fans. From Chris’ bad driving to Anthony turning into the “Marvel Oprah,” we enjoyed every minute of it! We’ve compiled our favorite panel highlights. And, if you’re experiencing #fomo, don’t! Sebastian Stan is making more appearances at other Wizard World conventions. His full schedule can be found here!
Panel Highlights:
Wizard World pulled out all the stops. And, this panel definitely didn’t disappoint. If you want to meet your favorite stars, check out their full line-up!
Tyler Posey has grown alongside an audience that has followed him through the many chapters…
Tony Award winner Kelli O’Hara has built a celebrated career bringing emotional depth and soaring…
A new season of deception, suspicion, and betrayal is underway on The Traitors: New Blood,…
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give away tickets…
Wrenn Schmidt brings extraordinary sensitivity to Blow the Horn, grounding the film in a performance…
For Brian Wecht, Trey Magnifique offers the freedom to follow his musical instincts with a…
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Er no quite a few of us were Winter/Falcon fans there, just ask Seb, as he said in the past the real love story is the Falcon & Winter Soldier. There were also a number of Sam/Steve fans & Steggy so don't lump us all in as Stucky thanks!
Totally agree! My apologizes. It was suppose to say many were*!