Captain America’s story is quite ’brutal’, says Chris Evans

Hollywood actor Chris Evans has hinted that the story of Steve Rogers aka Captain America is going to be quite 'brutal' in the upcoming much-awaited movie of the Marvel Cinematic Universe 'Avengers: Doomsday'. A group of popular superheroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe will be seen together in this movie. It is going to be a very 'brutal' and challenging movie. He gave this hint while appearing in a question and answer session of the 'Fan Expo' recently organized in Boston.

Chris Evans has hinted about his character Steve Rogers aka Captain America at the 'Fan Expo' event in Boston, where the Legacy Avengers, X-Men, Thunderbolts and the Fantastic Four members will unite to fight against the main villain 'Doctor Doom'. Oscar-winning star Robert Downey Jr. is playing the villain.

At the earlier ‘Comic-Con 2026’, directors Anthony and Joe Russo said that after listening to Robert Downey Jr.’s voice, they were convinced that he was the only one suitable for the role of ‘Doctor Doom’. The producers were especially impressed by the voice that Downey Jr. created for delivering the dialogue while wearing the mask of Doctor Doom. If everything goes well, the film directed by the Russo Brothers is going to be released in theaters on December 18.

At the event, Chris Evans said about the style of work of the director duo Anthony and Joe Russo, ‘The Russo Brothers love to put Steve Rogers under a beating. The one who gets up again and again after getting hit a hundred times is the real hero. I think the true identity of a true hero is. So in Doomsday, they find new ways to punish Captain America. But this time the experience was really brutal.