Chris Evans: Playing Captain America is too risky and I won't do it again

Due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus, many movies have been postponed, including "Black Widow" in the fourth phase of the Marvel Universe. Although "Falcon and the Winter Soldier" to be broadcast on Disney+ has resumed filming, it has not yet been completed. Recently, when "Captain America" ​​Chris Evans was asked whether he would play the role again, he once again said that he would not play it and that the risk of playing it again was too great.

Recently, when he was a guest on the British variety show "The Norton Show", Chris Evans was asked again whether his days as "Captain America" ​​were really over. Chris Evans replied: "Yes, I think so. This is a good process. We have brought this character to a high point, so that it would be a risky decision for me to play "Captain America" ​​again. It was a good experience, and I think it's best to stop here."

Obviously, at the end of "Avengers 4", Captain America chose to go back to the past and live with Peggy Carter, so it would be difficult for him to return to the MCU, but it is not impossible. Chris Evans later said: "It is indeed a difficult decision to step down as Captain America, but it is not an urgent answer to the fans. I think Captain America did a very cunning job in ending it all, and I think they did a good job of letting him complete his journey."