Chris Evans Was Reluctant To Play Captain America

JAKARTA - Actor Chris Evans is increasingly known after playing Captain America in the Avengers film series. A total of eight films produced by Marvel Studios present himself as one of the important Avengers figures who certainly make an impression on fans' minds. However, the latest news says, Chris had almost turned down the role because of fears of losing his anonymity.

Quoted from NME, Monday, April 13, the mother, Lisa Capuano Evans in Esquire magazine said her son had rejected the role. At that time, Chris Evans said that if he had a career where he could work as he pleased.

“Nothing bothers me. Nobody talks to me. I can go wherever I want. To lose something like that sounds terrible, "said Chris Evans.

This doubt was denied by the mother who thought that the opportunity to play in this film could bring Chris to another new opportunity. Taking this role does not mean changing the actor who was born on June 13 in a negative way. Chris is known to have frequent discussions with his mother regarding the choice of roles in his project.

He first played as Steve Rogers or Captain America in 2011 for Captain America: The First Avengers. Over eight years, he has played the role of the leader of the Avengers. At the same time as the contract ended, Chris Evans ended his role as Captain America in the Avengers: Endgame film in 2019. At that time, Chris praised the Marvel team for being able to end its story well and not being forced.

1 month. #AvengersEndgame pic.twitter.com/kSSUzZjq5t

- Chris Evans (@ChrisEvans) March 26, 2019

Despite having ended the role, Chris opened up to the future Captain America role. It doesn't sound ambitious but if the production team wanted to do a little revisiting Chris would consider it.

After all, Chris Evans realized, Captain America is a phenomenal role for him. He also did not refuse completely if he was given the opportunity to play it again.

Currently, Chris Evans is looking forward to the premiere of his latest series, Defending Jacob, on Apple TV on April 24. Acting as Andy Barber, Evans is also in charge as executive producer.