The Many Faces of… Chris Evans

The Many Faces of CHris Evans

Chris Evans was born on born June 13, 1981 in Boston. His sister was acting before him and he started acting in school plays, went to theater camp and took an internship for a casting office. Thanks to that internship he got to know various agents and it did not take long before he started his career. His first roles were in The Newcomers, Opposite Sex and The Fugitive. After Not Another Teen Movie he starred in Cellular and The Perfect Score. His first comic book role would be in The Fantastic Four movie as Johnny Storm. Other movies he acted in were Sunshine, Street Kings, Push, The Losers and Scott Pilgrim. He is best known though for his role as Captain America in the Marvel universe.

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What’s your favorite Chris Evans role?

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17 thoughts on “The Many Faces of… Chris Evans

  1. So far, I like him as Captain America and I thought he was a really good Johnny Storm in those awful Fantastic Four movies as he and Michael Chiklis were the only guys that actually put any effort and life into their characters. He was awesome in The Losers while the best thing I’ve seen him do is Sunshine.

  2. Chris Evans is SO hot. I know at first I was thrilled with his Captain America casting since he had already been The Human Torch, but it’s my absolute favorite role of his. He’s perfect for the part.

  3. The best thing about the Capt. America films, which have yet to really do much for me. Perfect bit of casting there. Same with Fantastic Four and Johnny Storm. Though, those films were really dire.

    Really liked him in Scott Pilgrim and Push too. Push is such an underrated little film.

  4. He has sort of grown from a comedy guy into a pretty good actor. I would say he is like Channing Tatum. At first you sort of dismiss them but then they continue to surprise you with new roles. I like him as Captain America and like the comedy element he can bring to most roles.

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