Chris Evans reveals MCU return secret and calls it “A Tall Order”

• Chris Evans first appeared as Steve Rogers in Captain America: The First Avenger in 2011.
• The actor went on to have an entire trilogy made for him, as well as four Avengers films and cameos in a number of MCU films.
• He believes it will be a tall task to step into the shoes of Steve Rogers again.

While Chris Evans is raking in the headlines for his role as Buzz Lightyear in the film Lightyear, which has already wowed its early audiences, the questions regarding Captain America are never far from his mind. Since his exit from Avengers: Endgame, the actor has been making headlines with his return as the legendary Marvel Cinematic Universe character (2019). Even while Steve Rogers never technically died in the timeline, the rumors cannot be put to rest. The actor now speaks out on the subject.

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Chris first appeared as Steve Rogers in Captain America: The First Avenger in 2011. The actor went on to have an entire trilogy made for him, as well as four Avengers films and cameos in a number of MCU films. The audience will not accept a replacement since the actor has become so identified with the character.

Chris Evans has now opted to discuss his return as Captain America, and he believes it will be a tall assignment after his tremendous body of work in the MCU. Continue reading to learn everything you need to know about the subject.
Chris Evans realizes that his comeback as Captain America is much awaited, according to Comicbook.  “That seems to be something people would like to see,”  Evans added. But, despite the overwhelming clamor, he is hesitant to step in and reclaim the role.

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“I don’t want to disappoint anybody but it’s tough to…Chris Evans remarked, It was such a good run and I’m so happy with it.” He added, “It’s so precious to me. It would have to be perfect. It just would be scary to rattle something that is, again, so, so dear to me. That role means so much to me. So, to revisit it, it would be a tall order.”