Marvel Studios even went back to the technique for Captain America: The Winter Soldier when Evans briefly played skinny Steve Rogers again in a flashback scene with Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), but this time Christopher George Sarris provided the smaller frame instead of Deeny. The end result of the process speaks for itself, as the CGI work still holds up several years and MCU Phases later. Otherwise, skinny Steve Rogers would have had the face and strong jawline of Evans’ usual look and be disproportionate to how the character should appear pre-serum. That might sound simple enough, but Lola had to tinker with the process due to Evans' facial structure and neck being bulkier than Deeny's. This smaller version of Evans still had his natural build, though, so the next step was digitally placing Evans' face on top of Deeny's pre- Super Soldier Serum frame. Related: MCU's X-Men Setup Secretly Began 11 Years Ago In Captain America 1They began by scaling Chris Evans down to Deeny's size so they matched, with the plate shots used to digitally replace what Evans' larger body previously covered (via The Wrap). Once all of the versions of each scene were completed, it was up to Lola Visual Effects to bring them together to create skinny Steve Rogers’ final look.
Finally, the crew filmed a clean plate shot of the scene that is just of the background and without actors. They then had Deeny shoot the same scene and mimic Evans’ performance and mannerisms to the best of his ability. Marvel's Captain America transformation began with the director and cinematographer filming only Evans doing the scene. Reflective of the time and effort put in by director Joe Johnston and cinematographer Shelly Johnson while filming these foundational scenes, skinny Captain America would go on to inspire more stories about Rogers' heroism down the line. This required filming scenes with skinny Steve Rogers in three different ways through a painstaking process. The abbreviated version of the work required a combination of digitally shrinking Evans, using Leander Deeny as a body double, and grafting Evans' performance on top of Deeny's. Marvel Studios used an elaborate process to turn Evans into a pre-super-soldier Steve Rogers, and they hired Lola Visual Effects to be in charge of bringing the transformation to life.
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