With the premiere date edging ever so close for 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' fans are clamoring to get their fill on some of the action they'll get to see on the big screen.

In a recent interview with Yahoo Movies, actors Chris Evans (Captain America), and Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye), reveal some more juicy details on the film.

Evans first begins with talking on the Avengers being represented more closely on screen:

"I like all the scenes that we get to have together. In this movie, it's not about having stand-out moments, it's about trying to have stand-together moments. You want to have scenes where you're like 'Man, the Avengers just kicked a**!'

"If it's every man for himself then it defeats the purpose of what this movie is. We have individual films for that. So I like the scenes where - as a unit - we're all wrecking shop. And we get a bunch of those in this."

Renner speaks a bit on the new characters being introduced this time around:

"We're all sort of broken in our own right, you know, which is what I think is so great about it. I think the new characters are just as broken, complex, and confused. You're asking whether they're good or bad? Look at my character: I was a bad guy through most of that [first] damned movie!"

Renner also brought up an interesting point on how the movie is more of a family drama.

"In order for all the Avengers to really get together, it has to be a global thing or sometimes [an] interstellar [thing]. The Avengers is like The Bad News Bears, but there needs to be a reason for all of us to get together, and when we're a team, we're pretty unstoppable. They're all flawed, and [there's] conflict and tension amongst the Avengers ... but when we actually unite and sort it all out, that's the arc and the journey in any Avengers film."

The full interview is available at Yahoo Movies.