Speaking with MTV News recently, Chris Evans was asked if he did much of the stunt work for the upcoming
Captain America:The First Avenger.
"The good thing about Cap is that most of his abilities are rooted in what a human being is capable of — he's not flying, he's not shooting fire. For the most part, the stunts involved were hand-to-hand combat, so any time I can put the gloves on and get in the ring, I'll do it."
He continues on and almost spills the beans on some of his favorite action sequences...
"There are a couple scenes, but I'm not going to tell ya. We've got some good fight sequences. There are some big ... you'll have to go see [the movie]. You'll have to go see it."
He had the following to say after listening to a Captain America toy he is handed...
"These are all things my mother will collect and will fill our entire basement with."
"Courage does make a hero. He speaks the truth."
After being deemed unfit for military service, Steve Rogers volunteers for a top secret research project that turns him into Captain America, a superhero dedicated to defending America's ideals.
Joe Johnston's
Captain America: The First Avenger starring Chris Evans, Hugo Weaving, Hayley Atwell and Tommy Lee Jones is set to hit theaters July 22nd.
That would be this Friday!
Hawksblueyes: After reading countless interviews with Evans, it should come as no surprise that he seems to have a difficult time looking at an action figure without making lite of it.
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