‘She’s perfect for it’: Chris Evans Reacts To Hayley Atwell’s Captain Carter in Doctor Strange 2
MCU’ Captain America got a new doppelganger from another universe as Peggy Carter being Captain Carter in Doctor Strange 2 movie. Fans were waiting for the reaction of Chris Evans who mantled the role of Captain America and he finally talked about it. Even though he left the role three years ago, it feels like it’s been ages.
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Chris Evans couldn’t be happier for Hayley
During an interview, Evans was asked about Hayley Atwell’s live-action return as Captain Carter in Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness. Captain America actor said it was a perfect role for Atwell and added, “couldn’t be happier for her”.
“Yeah, that’s right. No, I haven’t seen it yet, but I heard it. I mean, she’s perfect for it. I mean, who, she’s truly just one of the best actresses I’ve ever worked with and just one of the loveliest humans. So, I couldn’t be happier for her.”
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Chris Evans on Mackie’s Captain America
Later Chris Evans was also asked about Anthony Mackie taking over the mantle of Captain America. Evans revealed, “Mackie honestly does it justice and is so proud of him”.
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Chris Evans will be voicing in the new Disney Pixar movie Lightyear and the spotlight is back on the MCU star. Reportedly, Evans also showed his interest to reprise his role of Johnny Story from the Fantastic Four through the new multiversal dimensions of the MCU.
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Is there any scope for Hayley Atwell’s Captain Carter in the MCU
At AwesomeCon, the Captain Carter actress Hayley Atwell spoke about her MCU reintroduction and reprising her role. She said, “I would love to if Marvel did find a home for her; that’s a home that feels worthy of her in terms of her evolution as a character and development as a character.”
