Chris Evans Stayed Away From Captain America Rumors

Chris Evans Stayed Away From Captain America Rumors

Chris Evans was at WonderCon today to promote The Losers but unavoidably ended up talking about The First Avenger.

By Hawksblueyes - Apr 03, 2010 08:04 PM EST
Filed Under: Captain America
Source: HITFIX



Chris Evans was at WonderCon today in San Francisco to promote his upcoming film The Losers. HITFIX was lucky enough to speak with him.

This directly from HITFIX...

'Evans was a late entry into the casting process, but he beat out a slew of other candidates including Channing Tatum, Ryan Philippe, John Krasinski, Chace Crawford and Mike Vogel. It was not a situation Evans seemed to enjoy.

"I try and stay away from all that. That's almost none of my business," Evans says. "It's a slippery slope when you start reading that stuff. I have enough trouble doing press. You end up living in your own head a lot more than you'd like to and you start reading that stuff and it's a dangerous game to play. So, for the most part, I tried to stay out of it."

Fans are often curious about what may appear to be the most mundane things. In Evans' case, that means hair color (really). More specifically, whether or not Evans will dye his hair blond like Rogers' in the comics. A scenario Evans got out of when he played the fair haired Johnny Storm in the "Fantastic Four" films.

"I don't know it's up to them. I have no idea," Evans says. "It's just happened. I haven't talked to anybody, so I have no idea."'


"The Losers" opens nationwide on April 23.

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