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	'''''The United''''' is a 2012 American [[superhero film]] based on characters from [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], and original characters created for the [[United Cinematic Universe]] (UCU). Produced by [[Goodwin Studios]], [[Marvel Entertainment]], [[DC Entertainment]], [[Columbia Pictures]], and [[Atlas Motion Pictures]], and distributed by [[Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures]], [[Warner Bros. Pictures]], and [[Sony Pictures Releasing]], it is [[List of United Cinematic Universe films\|the eighth film]] in the UCU and the concluding installment of [[United Cinematic Universe: Phase One\|Phase One]]. Directed by [[Joss Whedon]] from a screenplay by Whedon and [[Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely]], the film features an ensemble cast including [[David Corenswet]], [[Robert Downey Jr.]], [[~~Luke Evans~~]], [[Ana de Armas]], [[Grant Gustin]], [[Andrew Garfield]], [[Chris Evans (actor)\|Chris Evans]], [[Samuel L. Jackson]], [[Viola Davis]], [[Tom Hiddleston]], [[Hayley Atwell]], [[Gwyneth Paltrow]], and [[Jeremy Irons]]. In the film, Nick Fury and Amanda Waller attempt to assemble Superman, Iron Man, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Spider-Man, and Captain America after Loki steals the Tesseract and opens the way for an invasion force known as the Dawn Host.		'''''The United''''' is a 2012 American [[superhero film]] based on characters from [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], and original characters created for the [[United Cinematic Universe]] (UCU). Produced by [[Goodwin Studios]], [[Marvel Entertainment]], [[DC Entertainment]], [[Columbia Pictures]], and [[Atlas Motion Pictures]], and distributed by [[Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures]], [[Warner Bros. Pictures]], and [[Sony Pictures Releasing]], it is [[List of United Cinematic Universe films\|the eighth film]] in the UCU and the concluding installment of [[United Cinematic Universe: Phase One\|Phase One]]. Directed by [[Joss Whedon]] from a screenplay by Whedon and [[Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely]], the film features an ensemble cast including [[David Corenswet]], [[Robert Downey Jr.]], [[Christian Bale]], [[Ana de Armas]], [[Grant Gustin]], [[Andrew Garfield]], [[Chris Evans (actor)\|Chris Evans]], [[Samuel L. Jackson]], [[Viola Davis]], [[Tom Hiddleston]], [[Hayley Atwell]], [[Gwyneth Paltrow]], and [[Jeremy Irons]]. In the film, Nick Fury and Amanda Waller attempt to assemble Superman, Iron Man, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Spider-Man, and Captain America after Loki steals the Tesseract and opens the way for an invasion force known as the Dawn Host.

	Development of ''The United'' began during early planning for the UCU, with Goodwin Studios designing Phase One around individual hero films that would culminate in a crossover event. The film followed ''[[Superman: Last Son]]'' (2007), ''[[Iron Man: Armored Dawn]]'' (2008), ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'' (2008), ''[[Wonder Woman: Themyscira]]'' (2009), ''[[The Flash: Velocity]]'' (2010), ''[[Spider-Man: Web of Tomorrow]]'' (2010), and ''[[Captain America: Sentinel]]'' (2011). The project was considered unusually complex because it required coordination among multiple studios, distributors, character-rights holders, and continuity teams. Whedon was hired to direct in 2010 after Goodwin Studios sought a filmmaker who could balance ensemble dialogue, action, and serialized continuity. Principal photography took place from April to September 2011 in New York City, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Albuquerque, London, and several large soundstage facilities. Visual effects were provided by [[Industrial Light & Magic]], [[Weta Digital]], [[Digital Domain]], [[Sony Pictures Imageworks]], [[The Moving Picture Company]], and [[Scanline VFX]].		Development of ''The United'' began during early planning for the UCU, with Goodwin Studios designing Phase One around individual hero films that would culminate in a crossover event. The film followed ''[[Superman: Last Son]]'' (2007), ''[[Iron Man: Armored Dawn]]'' (2008), ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'' (2008), ''[[Wonder Woman: Themyscira]]'' (2009), ''[[The Flash: Velocity]]'' (2010), ''[[Spider-Man: Web of Tomorrow]]'' (2010), and ''[[Captain America: Sentinel]]'' (2011). The project was considered unusually complex because it required coordination among multiple studios, distributors, character-rights holders, and continuity teams. Whedon was hired to direct in 2010 after Goodwin Studios sought a filmmaker who could balance ensemble dialogue, action, and serialized continuity. Principal photography took place from April to September 2011 in New York City, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Albuquerque, London, and several large soundstage facilities. Visual effects were provided by [[Industrial Light & Magic]], [[Weta Digital]], [[Digital Domain]], [[Sony Pictures Imageworks]], [[The Moving Picture Company]], and [[Scanline VFX]].
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	* [[David Corenswet]] as [[Clark Kent (United Cinematic Universe)\|Clark Kent / Superman]]: A Kryptonian survivor raised on Earth who becomes one of the world's first public superheroes. Whedon described Superman as "the moral ceiling of the team, but not its uncomplicated answer".<ref name="ProductionNotes" />		* [[David Corenswet]] as [[Clark Kent (United Cinematic Universe)\|Clark Kent / Superman]]: A Kryptonian survivor raised on Earth who becomes one of the world's first public superheroes. Whedon described Superman as "the moral ceiling of the team, but not its uncomplicated answer".<ref name="ProductionNotes" />
	* [[Robert Downey Jr.]] as [[Tony Stark (United Cinematic Universe)\|Tony Stark / Iron Man]]: A billionaire inventor and armored superhero whose arc reactor technology becomes central to Loki's portal device. Downey said Tony enters the film assuming every team is a committee designed to slow him down.<ref name="DowneyInterview" />		* [[Robert Downey Jr.]] as [[Tony Stark (United Cinematic Universe)\|Tony Stark / Iron Man]]: A billionaire inventor and armored superhero whose arc reactor technology becomes central to Loki's portal device. Downey said Tony enters the film assuming every team is a committee designed to slow him down.<ref name="DowneyInterview" />
	* [[~~Luke Evans~~]] as [[Bruce Wayne (United Cinematic Universe)\|Bruce Wayne / Batman]]: A Gotham vigilante and detective who investigates the stolen Tesseract equipment independently before joining the team. Evans described Batman as the member least interested in being assembled.<ref name="EvansBatman" />		* [[Christian Bale]] as [[Bruce Wayne (United Cinematic Universe)\|Bruce Wayne / Batman]]: A Gotham vigilante and detective who investigates the stolen Tesseract equipment independently before joining the team. Evans described Batman as the member least interested in being assembled.<ref name="EvansBatman" />
	* [[Ana de Armas]] as [[Diana Prince (United Cinematic Universe)\|Diana Prince / Wonder Woman]]: An Amazon warrior who recognizes the Tesseract as part of an older cosmic history. De Armas said Diana views the crisis as proof that humanity keeps rediscovering powers it has not earned.<ref name="DeArmasInterview" />		* [[Ana de Armas]] as [[Diana Prince (United Cinematic Universe)\|Diana Prince / Wonder Woman]]: An Amazon warrior who recognizes the Tesseract as part of an older cosmic history. De Armas said Diana views the crisis as proof that humanity keeps rediscovering powers it has not earned.<ref name="DeArmasInterview" />
	* [[Grant Gustin]] as [[Barry Allen (United Cinematic Universe)\|Barry Allen / Flash]]: A Central City forensic scientist with superhuman speed. Gustin said Barry is overwhelmed by the scale of the crisis but becomes the team's emotional pressure valve.<ref name="GustinInterview" />		* [[Grant Gustin]] as [[Barry Allen (United Cinematic Universe)\|Barry Allen / Flash]]: A Central City forensic scientist with superhuman speed. Gustin said Barry is overwhelmed by the scale of the crisis but becomes the team's emotional pressure valve.<ref name="GustinInterview" />

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	'''''The United''''' is a 2012 American [[superhero film]] based on characters from [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], and original characters created for the [[United Cinematic Universe]] (UCU). Produced by [[Goodwin Studios]], [[Marvel Entertainment]], [[DC Entertainment]], [[Columbia Pictures]], and [[Atlas Motion Pictures]], and distributed by [[Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures]], [[Warner Bros. Pictures]], and [[Sony Pictures Releasing]], it is [[List of United Cinematic Universe films\|the eighth film]] in the UCU and the concluding installment of [[United Cinematic Universe: Phase One\|Phase One]]. Directed by [[Joss Whedon]] from a screenplay by Whedon and [[Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely]], the film features an ensemble cast including [[David Corenswet]], [[Robert Downey Jr.]], [[~~Luke Evans~~]], [[Ana de Armas]], [[Grant Gustin]], [[Andrew Garfield]], [[Chris Evans (actor)\|Chris Evans]], [[Samuel L. Jackson]], [[Viola Davis]], [[Tom Hiddleston]], [[Hayley Atwell]], [[Gwyneth Paltrow]], and [[Jeremy Irons]]. In the film, Nick Fury and Amanda Waller attempt to assemble Superman, Iron Man, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Spider-Man, and Captain America after Loki steals the Tesseract and opens the way for an invasion force known as the Dawn Host.		'''''The United''''' is a 2012 American [[superhero film]] based on characters from [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], and original characters created for the [[United Cinematic Universe]] (UCU). Produced by [[Goodwin Studios]], [[Marvel Entertainment]], [[DC Entertainment]], [[Columbia Pictures]], and [[Atlas Motion Pictures]], and distributed by [[Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures]], [[Warner Bros. Pictures]], and [[Sony Pictures Releasing]], it is [[List of United Cinematic Universe films\|the eighth film]] in the UCU and the concluding installment of [[United Cinematic Universe: Phase One\|Phase One]]. Directed by [[Joss Whedon]] from a screenplay by Whedon and [[Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely]], the film features an ensemble cast including [[David Corenswet]], [[Robert Downey Jr.]], [[Christian Bale]], [[Ana de Armas]], [[Grant Gustin]], [[Andrew Garfield]], [[Chris Evans (actor)\|Chris Evans]], [[Samuel L. Jackson]], [[Viola Davis]], [[Tom Hiddleston]], [[Hayley Atwell]], [[Gwyneth Paltrow]], and [[Jeremy Irons]]. In the film, Nick Fury and Amanda Waller attempt to assemble Superman, Iron Man, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Spider-Man, and Captain America after Loki steals the Tesseract and opens the way for an invasion force known as the Dawn Host.

	Development of ''The United'' began during early planning for the UCU, with Goodwin Studios designing Phase One around individual hero films that would culminate in a crossover event. The film followed ''[[Superman: Last Son]]'' (2007), ''[[Iron Man: Armored Dawn]]'' (2008), ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'' (2008), ''[[Wonder Woman: Themyscira]]'' (2009), ''[[The Flash: Velocity]]'' (2010), ''[[Spider-Man: Web of Tomorrow]]'' (2010), and ''[[Captain America: Sentinel]]'' (2011). The project was considered unusually complex because it required coordination among multiple studios, distributors, character-rights holders, and continuity teams. Whedon was hired to direct in 2010 after Goodwin Studios sought a filmmaker who could balance ensemble dialogue, action, and serialized continuity. Principal photography took place from April to September 2011 in New York City, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Albuquerque, London, and several large soundstage facilities. Visual effects were provided by [[Industrial Light & Magic]], [[Weta Digital]], [[Digital Domain]], [[Sony Pictures Imageworks]], [[The Moving Picture Company]], and [[Scanline VFX]].		Development of ''The United'' began during early planning for the UCU, with Goodwin Studios designing Phase One around individual hero films that would culminate in a crossover event. The film followed ''[[Superman: Last Son]]'' (2007), ''[[Iron Man: Armored Dawn]]'' (2008), ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'' (2008), ''[[Wonder Woman: Themyscira]]'' (2009), ''[[The Flash: Velocity]]'' (2010), ''[[Spider-Man: Web of Tomorrow]]'' (2010), and ''[[Captain America: Sentinel]]'' (2011). The project was considered unusually complex because it required coordination among multiple studios, distributors, character-rights holders, and continuity teams. Whedon was hired to direct in 2010 after Goodwin Studios sought a filmmaker who could balance ensemble dialogue, action, and serialized continuity. Principal photography took place from April to September 2011 in New York City, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Albuquerque, London, and several large soundstage facilities. Visual effects were provided by [[Industrial Light & Magic]], [[Weta Digital]], [[Digital Domain]], [[Sony Pictures Imageworks]], [[The Moving Picture Company]], and [[Scanline VFX]].
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	* [[David Corenswet]] as [[Clark Kent (United Cinematic Universe)\|Clark Kent / Superman]]: A Kryptonian survivor raised on Earth who becomes one of the world's first public superheroes. Whedon described Superman as "the moral ceiling of the team, but not its uncomplicated answer".<ref name="ProductionNotes" />		* [[David Corenswet]] as [[Clark Kent (United Cinematic Universe)\|Clark Kent / Superman]]: A Kryptonian survivor raised on Earth who becomes one of the world's first public superheroes. Whedon described Superman as "the moral ceiling of the team, but not its uncomplicated answer".<ref name="ProductionNotes" />
	* [[Robert Downey Jr.]] as [[Tony Stark (United Cinematic Universe)\|Tony Stark / Iron Man]]: A billionaire inventor and armored superhero whose arc reactor technology becomes central to Loki's portal device. Downey said Tony enters the film assuming every team is a committee designed to slow him down.<ref name="DowneyInterview" />		* [[Robert Downey Jr.]] as [[Tony Stark (United Cinematic Universe)\|Tony Stark / Iron Man]]: A billionaire inventor and armored superhero whose arc reactor technology becomes central to Loki's portal device. Downey said Tony enters the film assuming every team is a committee designed to slow him down.<ref name="DowneyInterview" />
	* [[~~Luke Evans~~]] as [[Bruce Wayne (United Cinematic Universe)\|Bruce Wayne / Batman]]: A Gotham vigilante and detective who investigates the stolen Tesseract equipment independently before joining the team. Evans described Batman as the member least interested in being assembled.<ref name="EvansBatman" />		* [[Christian Bale]] as [[Bruce Wayne (United Cinematic Universe)\|Bruce Wayne / Batman]]: A Gotham vigilante and detective who investigates the stolen Tesseract equipment independently before joining the team. Evans described Batman as the member least interested in being assembled.<ref name="EvansBatman" />
	* [[Ana de Armas]] as [[Diana Prince (United Cinematic Universe)\|Diana Prince / Wonder Woman]]: An Amazon warrior who recognizes the Tesseract as part of an older cosmic history. De Armas said Diana views the crisis as proof that humanity keeps rediscovering powers it has not earned.<ref name="DeArmasInterview" />		* [[Ana de Armas]] as [[Diana Prince (United Cinematic Universe)\|Diana Prince / Wonder Woman]]: An Amazon warrior who recognizes the Tesseract as part of an older cosmic history. De Armas said Diana views the crisis as proof that humanity keeps rediscovering powers it has not earned.<ref name="DeArmasInterview" />
	* [[Grant Gustin]] as [[Barry Allen (United Cinematic Universe)\|Barry Allen / Flash]]: A Central City forensic scientist with superhuman speed. Gustin said Barry is overwhelmed by the scale of the crisis but becomes the team's emotional pressure valve.<ref name="GustinInterview" />		* [[Grant Gustin]] as [[Barry Allen (United Cinematic Universe)\|Barry Allen / Flash]]: A Central City forensic scientist with superhuman speed. Gustin said Barry is overwhelmed by the scale of the crisis but becomes the team's emotional pressure valve.<ref name="GustinInterview" />

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