Marvel Studios is known for making sure their actors stay silent about their upcoming appearances, and they usually are. Paul Rudd denied that he had been playing Ant-Man for some time until it was officially announced. There are two exceptions to the rule with Mark Ruffalo and Tom Holland. The Spider-Man and Hulk actors both find it very difficult to keep secrets and are known for bringing down major spoilers. Mark Ruffalo, for example, is spoiled by the fact that everyone dies in it Avengers: Infinity War. Chris Evans was promoting his latest movie, Light yearappeared on Disney D23 Podcast Where grilled him Avengers costars for their loose lips.
“The hardest is always the next. The hardest is always the latest. It’s hard, I’ve got a few [sleeve]Evans told the podcast…to know to say less, not to answer questions, and to keep it short and sweet. I think Mark Ruffalo and Tom Holland had a much harder time keeping secrets than I did… [Ruffalo] He can’t help it, yeah, he and Tom.”
Despite rumors that Captain Americastar will appear in an upcoming Marvel Studios project as Steve Rogers, nothing official has been announced and the actor has since denied the reports. With his recent comments making it unlikely the actor would return for the role, in this same interview he shared that he thinks his comeback could be very upsetting with Anthony Mackie taking over. Captain America 4.
“No, I don’t think so. I mean, it’s been a really incredible journey and the character is so dear to me and I’m just so precious with her. To get back into the role, I mean the truth is, the role isn’t even mine anymore,” Evans told the podcast. “The role is Anthony Mackie, so, you know, even if there was a different incarnation, not as Captain America, but you know Steve Rogers, even that would feel… I would be very careful, just because I love this chapter of my life both professionally and personally. I love What those movies achieved, and I go back to them again and possibly have a strange extension of that legacy would be upsetting if they didn’t go down. So it would require a near-perfect recipe and it might not be in the cards.”
without address Captain America 4 Mackie and co-writer Malcolm Spellman, who was the lead writer on the Marvel Studios series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, will reunite. The plot details of the film are currently unknown and there is no director associated with project management. With Marvel Studios returning to Hall H during San Diego Comic-Con, we may find out some official news sooner rather than later.
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