1 on the call sheet, it can be a strange burden. It's my favorite thing,” says Evans, whose upcoming films include “Red One” with Dwayne Johnson and “Project Artemis” opposite longtime “Avengers” partner Scarlett Johansson. “Playing a supporting role is the dream career. However, Evans admits that he’s not as into the leading-man gig as he is group efforts these days. So if that type of interest in my hair is the downstream impact of the artistry of other people, I'll take it,” he says. “Most of my career, I'm just standing on the shoulders of giants already. I love love, who doesn't? It's nice to have that take a center role in a piece of material as opposed to saving the world.”Īn Instagram photo of his “fluffy” hairdo for the role snagged 4.5 million likes, proof of Evans’ exceeding popularity and penchant to go viral at any time. “Most characters you channel through your own experience and I consider myself a romantic person. “It's the type of movies that I love that I don't think get made enough,” says Evans, who got a kick out of mixing romance and comedy. It's a fun chess game to try and get inside a role like that.”Īfter co-starring with Ana de Armas in “Knives Out” and “The Gray Man,” she and Evans reunite for next year’s Apple TV+ film “Ghosted,” which Evans describes as “a little throwback” to ’80s and ’90s action adventures like “Romancing the Stone." In contrast, “someone like Lloyd has such a unique perspective on the world,” he adds, “and it manifests in such a dark way, but to him, it's completely normal.
You certainly can relate to the desire to be good.” It's easy when you're playing someone like Captain America to understand why he feels compelled to do what's right.
(In the movie, Gosling’s character mocks his foe’s “trash 'stache.” Evans’ key to growing it? “Luckily, I just had to sit and wait.”)Įvans enjoys exploring “a frame of mind that's so dissimilar from my own.
He played the shady, sweater-clad Ransom in Rian Johnson’s 2019 murder mystery “Knives Out” and in the upcoming Netflix spy film “The Gray Man” (in theaters July 15, streaming July 22), Evans stars as psychopathic rogue secret agent Lloyd Hansen, who's hunting down a former CIA colleague played by Ryan Gosling. But with every passing session, you find a little more comfort and before you know it, you are incorporating your physicality and that would inform the deliveries.”Īfter almost a decade of playing Cap, Evans is switching up his “creative appetite” and playing some antagonists for a change. You're so focused on your voice, it almost would rest every other part of my body. “At the beginning, I almost felt like a deer in the headlights,” he recalls. It took a while, however, for Evans to find the right voice-acting mojo.
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