Farewell to the Marvel Universe? Chris Evans tweeted a farewell to Captain America

According to foreign media reports, the famous Hollywood actor, "Captain America" ​​Chris Evans recently posted on Twitter that the reshoots for "Avengers 4" have been completed, which also implies that the Captain America he plays may officially retire from the Marvel Universe.

He said in a tweet: "Avengers 4 has officially wrapped. This is an emotional day. It has been an honor to play this role for the past 8 years. To everyone on stage, behind the scenes and in the audience: Thank you for the memories! Forever grateful."

Earlier this year, Evans said in an interview with the New York Times that his contract with Marvel would truly expire after the reshoot of "Avengers 4" was completed; the reshoot of "Avengers 4" would be his last time to wear Captain America's suit, "You want to get off the bus before you are pushed off the bus."

Regarding exiting the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Evans explained: "In the past, I always wanted to move forward desperately, or achieve success like some people, but when you think you have got what you want, you suddenly realize your sadness. This struggle will completely change yourself, so when you slow down, you feel liberated instead. You finally understand that seizing the present is what you really need to do."

After Evans was suspected to bid farewell to "Captain America", there was news about his new film. It is reported that he has joined the new film "Knives Out" starring "007" Daniel Craig and directed by Rian Johnson ("Star Wars 8" and "Looper"), but his role has not yet been revealed.

The film is described as a contemporary murder mystery film, but also has the temperament of a classic detective novel. Craig will play a detective who is trying to solve a mystery. It is planned to start shooting this year. Craig will shoot this film first, and then star in the new 007 film "Bond 25".

Evans, who has taken off his Captain America jersey, still has a busy schedule. His new film "Red Sea Diving Resort" is expected to be released this year. The film tells the story of the Mossad spy agency rescuing Ethiopian Jews trapped in Sudan in the 1980s.

In addition, he has joined the thriller "Greenland" directed by "District 9" director Neil Blomkamp, ​​which tells the story of a family's tenacious survival in the face of a natural disaster.