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Helm America thespian Chris Evans shares an image from the Avengers: Endgame fix in which he'south mid-transformation to becoming old Steve Rogers. Evans debuted as Steve Rogers aka. Captain America in 2011'due south Captain America: The Starting time Avenger and has since become a fundamental player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He lead his own trilogy of movies, the last of which, Helm America: Ceremonious War, was substantially an Avengers moving-picture show since many MCU stars appeared. Evans likewise starred in all four of the franchise's team-up films, from 2012's The Avengers to this year's Avengers: Endgame.

However, Avengers: Endgame gave Captain America's story an ending. Subsequently returning all the Infinity Stones to their rightful places in the timeline, Steve returned to the 1940s and ended up marrying Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell). When Steve reunites with his friends Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) in the present, he'south an old man. Steve gifts the Captain America shield to Sam so that the curtain can live on. Though fans may have wondered who plays old Helm America in this scene, information technology'southward still Evans. Now the actor has revealed a photo of what he looked like mid-transformation.

On Twitter, Evans posted an image of himself in the one-time Captain America makeup with the caption, "Halfway there." As previously revealed past Avengers: Endgame directors Anthony and Joe Russo, the whole old Captain America expect was accomplished through applied makeup and prosthetics forth with CGI to farther historic period Steve Rogers and polish the last appearance. Check out the mid-transformation Evans in the photo beneath.

Evans' Captain America has had quite the character arc in the MCU, starting off as a scrawny kid from Brooklyn who was always willing to have on bullies, to a soldier ready to retire from fighting and alive a quiet life with his married woman. Since the release of Avengers: Endgame, fans have debated whether the picture show'due south ending for Steve Rogers was fully earned. All the same, old Captain America isn't just likely to be Steve Rogers' terminal scene, information technology'southward besides Evans' concluding appearance. The actor has been vocal in the past most his reluctance to sign on to his Marvel contract, and Evans said in 2014 Avengers 4 would be his last MCU movie.

Every bit such, it's unlikely Evans will return to the MCU, at least insofar as reprising the role of Steve Rogers - barring a surprise appearance in the Dinsey+ Tv set bear witness Falcon and Wintertime Soldier. Having Evans portray erstwhile Captain America cements the ending of Steve Rogers' story in the MCU and sends the actor off in a unique way. Since the Avengers: Endgame spoiler ban lifted, the bandage have taken the opportunity to share behind the scenes images and videos. This latest photograph from Evans offers fans a backside the scenes glimpse at how Steve Rogers' - and his - concluding scene came together in Avengers: Endgame .

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