Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter

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2013
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15min

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Hayley Atwell in Marvel One-Shot: Agent Carter (2013)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFrustrated at being marginalized at work, Peggy Carter goes on an unauthorized solo field mission.Frustrated at being marginalized at work, Peggy Carter goes on an unauthorized solo field mission.Frustrated at being marginalized at work, Peggy Carter goes on an unauthorized solo field mission.

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Hayley Atwell

Peggy Carter

Bradley Whitford

Agent Flynn

Dominic Cooper

Howard Stark

Shane Black

Disembodied Voice
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Neal McDonough

Dum Dum Dugan

Tim Trobec

Hefty Guard

Jon Barinholtz

Analyst

Anthony Molinari

Guard #1

Jess King

Guard #2

Mark Aaron Wagner

Goon #1
(as Mark Wagner)

David Hutchison

Goon #2

Jacob McCafferty

Goon #3

Tim Sitarz

Head Goon

Lindsey Gort

Poolside Woman #1

Sarah Schreiber

Poolside Woman #2

Chris Evans

Captain America
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Greg Haines

Agent Johnson
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
In the Marvel Comics Universe, Zodiac is the name of a supervillain team modeled after the figures of the zodiac that first fought the Avengers. On the vial that Carter confiscates on her field mission is a symbol resembling the Zodiac Key, an advanced energy weapon that Scorpio and other members of Zodiac wield.

Errores
Agent Carter, when attempting to recover zodiac, fires her PPK sixteen times without reloading. A PPK can hold either 9 or 10 rounds. Impossible to fire that many times without reloading.

Citas
Agent Flynn: You took a mission last night.
Peggy Carter: I completed a mission last night.
Agent Flynn: Without even attempting to report in or get the proper authorization?
Peggy Carter: The mission was time-sensitive.
Agent Flynn: There are protocols in place. No one is above protocol. Not even Captain America's old flame.
Peggy Carter: How dare you.
Agent Flynn: Please. Let's stop pretending, shall we? Everyone knows why you're here.
Peggy Carter: Please, enlighten me.
Agent Flynn: You were grieving, so they kept you on, so that you would feel useful. I call it "pity."
Peggy Carter: If they wanted to make me feel useful, they wouldn't have made me work with you.

Créditos curiosos
There is an after the credits scene with Dum Dum Dugan and Howard Stark

Conexiones
Edited into Agent Carter: Now Is Not the End (2015)

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10/10

A++, a brilliant short-movie

Last year I was really pleased with Item 47. It was funny, smart, had a nice dialog and likable characters. I hoped Agent Carter would be at least that good.

Well, it was actually much, MUCH better. While Item 47 was generally enjoyable, Agent Carter is really touching. It brings some serious questions without loosing its lighter tone.

Hayley Atwell is phenomenal as Peggy Carter. Atwell just has it all - the emotional depth, the attractive looks, the cool moves - the whole package. She's playing the character with so much love, it's an absolute pleasure to watch her. Peggy is forced to live in a world of injustice and double standards. Her struggle to keep it together is wonderfully done here.

This short film feels like a mini-episode of Alias and that's one of the biggest compliments I could ever say about anything.

My only complain about it is that it's not a full-length feature film. Marvel fans deserve a female-lead full-length feature film. Peggy deserves her own full-length feature film. Atwell deserves full-length feature film. Please, Marvel, make it happen soon.