Warning: This article contains spoilers fromDeadpool & Wolverine.
“It was always going to be that, and it was non-negotiable.”
Evans previously cameo-ed in Levy’sFree Guy, which also starred Reynolds.
Chris returned as Johnny Storm/the Human Torch in ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’.Getty; Everett
Now, inDeadpool & Wolverine, the former Captain America star reprises his role of Johnny Storm, a.k.a.
the Human Torch from the Fox-era Fantastic Four movies.
TheDeadpool & Wolverinepost-credits scene, however, vindicates Deadpool.
Ryan Reynolds' Wade Wilson and Hugh Jackman’s Logan in ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’.Marvel
Gone is the righteous nobility and cleanliness of Captain America."
“This is a Boston-inflected, Chris Evans-inspired Johnny Storm,” Levy continues.
“I feel like it’s more Chris than the original Chris Evans.
Chris Evans at Comic-Con’s ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ panel in Hall H.Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty
Chris is a Boston boy.
“Ryan’s a buddy,” Evans explained at the time.
I said, ‘Oh my God!
His self-awareness makes him almost invincible.”
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“Those were a big chapter of my life.
“I had done a couple movies at that point, but nothing at that level.
These careers are little milestones, little corners that you round.
I loved working with the people that were on that film.
I loved the role.
It was nothing but love and affection for that time.”
