By Whit Shaw
Chris Evans is no stranger to playing the superheroic types – maybe you’ve seen "Fantastic Four," "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," or "The Losers?" Now, with "Captain America: The First Avenger" on the horizon, I’m sure he’s spent more hours in a spandex suit at this point than you or I have spent in any article of clothing, ever.
So what is driving him to take on these power-packed roles? Is it the fulfillment of some childhood fantasy? Is it the spoils and fame he receives off-screen for vanquishing his enemies on-screen? Determined to discover the motive of the man behind the shield, MTV News posed these questions to him. The selfless answer we received was one Steve Rogers himself would have given.
“First and foremost, we need the fans, we owe the fans, the fans are what makes these movies work," Evans said. "These movies get made because they built an audience. If you didn’t have this kind of following and awareness of the property, I don’t think the producers would be as eager to dump all this money into the movies.”
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