Chris Evans attends the set of Captain America, Civil War, during filming at Potsdamer Platz on August 10, 2015 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo : Ben Brittain Cohen/GC Images)
The filming of "Captain America: Civil War" is finally done, which means that the movie fans should be getting their first look at the movie's trailer by now. A lot of speculations have gone around about the date of the initial, yet it has now been confirmed that the film's initial trailer is going to be included in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens", Movie News Guide reported.
Based on the report made by the International Business Times, this news was confirmed through a number of sources saying that the film is going to have its initial trailer included in the forthcoming installment of the Star Wars franchise which is set for release on December 17.
Somehow, this move makes a lot of sense given the fact that "Captain America: Civil War" and the "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" are both Disney release and it might just be the studio's decision to have the movie debut in the initial trailer of the upcoming film next year with a film which is considered to be a legend in itself..
If this is not enough then there's another clue for fans to look into. Co-directors of "Captain America: Civil War" Russo Brothers shared a very interesting picture on their Twitter account. On one side there's a picture that looks like a grab from the Star Wars poster and on the other side is a picture of stars, which are similar to those on the Captain America costume. So maybe even the Russo brothers are trying to convey a message with this post.
