⭐️ CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD Nate Moore says Shira Haas' Ruth was not changed because of online controversies: "Much like a lot of the characters in the MCU, they're not one-to-one with their publishing roots. We always thought it was interesting to anchor the character of Ruth in the Red Room mythology. One of the things I think is really cool about the Black Widow film is suggesting that the Red Room was more than just a Russian state apparatus, that it was international. But Ruth's point of view in the movie is really cool because it's no secret she works for the U.S. government and she's working with Thaddeus Ross. I think what's interesting in the dynamic is Ruth and Sam have a very different perspective on who Thaddeus Ross is and whether or not he is a worthy president. And I think that's going to put Sam and Ruth on a bit of a collision course in an interesting way." + "We try to take the essence of a character but reinterpret it in a way that we find interesting,. The Ruth Bat-Seraph you meet in the film has very much, I would argue, the attitude of the character from publishing, but the backstory is different. She’s Israeli, but she’s not Mossad. Now she works in the U.S. government. [...] She’s no longer a mutant, she’s a part of the red room."