Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner on Marvel s Captain America Civil War

So you guys had a very intense relationship in the last film, you kind of bring her into the fold. Where can you give the fans an idea of where your relationship is at this point? You guys have been talking, not talking. What's going on with these two? Well, we talked about it because you want to have some sort of understanding and mutual ground. I mean, I think she kind of took him on as a surrogate brother in a way. We've talked about barbecues. Has she been to the farm? Yeah, she nannies every once in a while. I mean, the kids love her and get such a kick out of her. Auntie Scott. Juggling her fireballs. Yeah, I mean, how could you not have fun as a kid with that? Seriously, speaking of the fireballs, so you've been training now. How have your powers changed during Kreese since going through all the training with Cap? I think the thing that we've played around with the most is that she's able to use it in different ways. It's not just destroying something, but then she actually can use it to be able to help Cap do something. Or she's able to control it and manipulate things in more specific ways. That's how I think we've started to play with it in this film. I forgot, I put an arrow in your head, didn't I? Yes, that was one of my least favorite things I've ever had to film in my life. What was it like filming that? To pretend like I was Taze? In a close-up, too. The best note I've ever received was when Joss Whedon screamed from a very far distance, Okay, next one, let's cross-eyed. I just want to consider all our options, because people that shoot at you usually wind up shooting at me, too. This is a really intense conflict in Civil War, so I think we should settle it the old-fashioned way. Marvel's version of... Thumb wrestle? Close! Rock, paper, scissors. Okay. Only our version is Cap, Iron, Spidey. So we'll do Cap is S.H.I.E.L.D. Cap. Iron Man. Iron. Spidey. And then who beats who? I'll tell you when you do it. Okay. Okay, ready? Cap. Iron. Spidey. Go. Whoa! Two S.H.I.E.L.D.s. All right. And you guys are clearly on the same team. That's right. Once more? All right. Cap. Iron. Spidey. Go. I thought you were... Iron Man beats Spidey, because Iron Man's the boss. All right. Okay. Oh, I won! She won! I'm the boss! All right. I'm the boss! Last card. I'm gonna swing my ass out of here now. We're still friends, right? Depends on how hard you hit me. What was your reaction when you guys found out you were gonna be able to bring Spider-Man into the fold? I love the way it was... I mean, I haven't seen it, but I love the way it was incorporated into the script and It was very secretive, the whole thing. That whole thing. So do you guys find that like... Nope. Are those pages omitted from the script? Pretty much. I read those pages. You did? Yeah, I did. And yeah, I thought it was a really interesting way of bringing a young Spider-Man into the mix. I thought it was really clever how they were able to weave that into this. I think it's awesome that we got him back. Yeah. Got him back. We stole him back. Come on! Captain America Civil War. Rated PG-13. Now playing.