Paul Rudd talks about what it's like to see Ant-Man drill Thanos' anus

At today's Shanghai media roundtable for "Avengers 4", "Captain America" ​​Chris Evans and "Ant-Man" Paul Rudd were a pair of funny people, teasing each other and having a lot of fun. The 40-year-old Thanos was reminded to pay attention to his body and chrysanthemum health, and Uncle Mark and Tom Holland were cueed again. Evans said that he was always asked "Is Captain America dead?", and Rudd was seriously asked by his 9-year-old daughter to spoil "Avengers 4". To answer or not to answer has become a difficult question in life.

Q: Did you get the same script?

Evans: Marvel rarely shows the script to everyone, and what we get is different.

Paul: Maybe they gave Mark Ruffalo and Tom Holland a fake script.

Evans: Yes, deliberately to confuse them.

Q: Your shield is different this time. How does it feel different from the one Black Panther gave you before?

Evans: Oh, I like both. But you know, sometimes they give me a real metal shield, which is very heavy, but in the action scenes, I hold a special shield that is much lighter. I don't know what material it is made of.

Paul: Vibranium! I remember I was shooting Captain America: Civil War, and I had just shot Ant-Man, and I couldn’t believe it, “Oh, that’s Cap and his shield!” And the Winter Soldier, his arm! I remember we were in between takes, and you gave the shield to a guy on set named Russell who was handling props. It was my first day on set, and I went up to him and said, can you show me?

Evans gestured to make a phone call: "I need to call Russell. How dare you give my shield to someone else!!

Q: What is the question your family and friends most want to ask about Avengers 4?

Evans: They want to know if I'm dead. That's the main question I've been asked over the past year.

Paul: My children ask me this question. My daughter is nine years old. She asks me, what happened in the "Endgame"? I always say, I don't know. I say the same thing to my son. But my daughter's answer makes me want to laugh. She looks at me seriously and says, "Go ahead, I won't tell anyone." Most people want to know what happened in "Avengers 4". But recently many people have started asking me about a theory about Thanos. Many people are discussing it online, and many people ask me how true this theory is.

Evans looked innocent: What theory?

Paul suppressed a laugh: The theory is that Ant-Man became smaller and decided to enter Thanos from a specific place... not the ear, not the nose.

Evans "suddenly realized": Oh, I get it.

Paul: They even gave it a name, the "Thanus" theory.

Evans: Is this true? ! !

Paul: Everywhere, everyone is talking about this!

Evans: Or you should remind Thanos that when you reach a certain age, you really need to pay attention. Thanos is at least 40 years old. He needs to get checked out.

Paul: I don't think Ant-Man became smaller to get a medical checkup.

Evans: You're already there, so it doesn't matter. You can tell me when you're done. That's the best story I've ever heard.

Q: In the trailer for Avengers 4, Captain America swore, which is very different from his previous image. Why did you make this decision?

Evans: This is where the Russo brothers are great. They got such an established character, and they also realized that fans are expecting something new. In order to give this character more possibilities, they need to recreate, stimulate and surprise the audience, and even slightly change the character's belief system. I think the Russo brothers are very good at this, even if it is to change the moral code of Captain America not to swear. I hope the audience can feel these efforts.

Q: Evans, you and Hemsworth are fitness role models for many people. Hemsworth often shares some fitness methods and results online. Will you share yours?

Evans: Because I'm not Chris Hemsworth! I really only work out for this role. As soon as filming was over, I stopped going to the gym. I'd eat candy and pizza. Hemsworth's is more of a lifestyle. You look at him and you'll see. If anyone needs to share fitness advice, it should be him, not me.