Chris Evans Has Reportedly Signed On For His 9th Comic Rook Role
If you were asked to name an actor that you thought had starred as more comic book characters than anybody else, chances are you wouldn’t have picked
Chris Evans. Obviously, he’s known for his career-defining decade as the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Captain America, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to his history with the genre.
Following the recent rumor that the actor has signed on for animated Disney Plus series Marvel’s
What If…? to star in an episode that will investigate what could have happened if Steve Rogers became Spider-Man, that brings Evans up to nine film and television appearances involving comic book figures.
Chris Evans Reportedly Playing Animated Spider-Man, May Reprise Role In Live-Action
It’s currently unclear whether
Chris Evans will or won’t be back as Captain America in the MCU, but he will apparently be returning to the Marvel world to portray a different iconic superhero instead.
What If…? is an animated anthology series that will allow for fans to experience wholly new takes on familiar characters, with their favorite MCU stars lending their voices to the show. This includes Evans, who’s reportedly voicing an alternate Steve Rogers who’s become… Spider-Man.
Giant Freakin Robot is reporting that their sources tell them the actor will be bringing to life a different version of the web-slinger in
A Creepy Milla Jovovich Movie Just Arrived On Netflix
Resident Evil franchise,
The Fifth Element,
Ultraviolet and the
Hellboy reboot, but she’s got plenty more strings to her bow than simply running and gunning in heightened genre movies.
As well as being one of the most successful and highest-paid models of the modern era, Jovovich also released two studio albums in the 1990s and eventually moved into fashion design. And though her biggest box office successes tend to come within the action arena, the actress isn’t against striking out and venturing into new territory when the occasion calls for it.
Galaxy Quest Is Now Streaming Online For Free
A movie that earned just over $90 million at the box office on a $45 million budget isn’t typically the kind of project that finds the core creative team spending over two decades trying to make a sequel happen, but
Galaxy Quest isn’t exactly your typical sci-fi comedy.
Star Trek fans voted it as the seventh-best movie in the entire franchise back in 2013, which gives you some sort of indication as to how enduringly popular Dean Parisot’s cult classic has remained since in first hit theaters in 1999. A lot of comedies tend to poke fun at their subjects, but