
Chris Evans revealed how he became Luke Cage on the set of "Avengers: Doctor Doom" - Steve Rogers faces a harsh test
The Russo brothers are once again determined to push Steve Rogers to his limits.
Chris Evans spoke about Steve Rogers' return in "Avengers: Doctor Doom" during a fan Q&A at Fan Expo Boston. According to the actor, the Russo brothers have once again prepared tough challenges for his character:
"The Russo brothers love to beat up Steve Rogers. More than anything, they just love to beat the crap out of him. In their opinion, what defines a hero is how many punches he can take and still get up."
This time, the challenges will be especially harsh, but will allow for a deeper exploration of Steve's character and beliefs:
"They constantly find new ways to kick his ass. But this time it was particularly brutal. It's a very good exploration of his character and values."
Evans also shared how Marvel concealed his return during production. In the script, production documents, and even on-set conversations, Steve Rogers was disguised under the name of another superhero:
"In the script, my character was called Luke Cage in case of leaks. In the shooting schedules, I was also listed under that name. Even on set, they would say, 'Luke Cage is coming out.' Everything was kept strictly confidential."
Evans denied his involvement in the film for several months, although major Hollywood publications had reported his return in advance. Marvel Studios officially confirmed Steve Rogers' appearance only in the first teaser for "Avengers: Doctor Doom." The film is set to premiere on December 18, 2026.
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