Chris Evans became the hero of the new issue of Esquire magazine, decoring his cover, and gave an interview. Havalone for themselves for themselves, one-photon stuff of pastel shades, he changed on bright Hawaiian prints and skin. That's what he shared in a conversation with the publication.
About the shooting of the mini-series "Protecting Jacob", which took place in the suburb of Boston, where Chris grew up and still lives:
During filming, there was a feeling that I work on the usual work from nine to five. I could sleep in my bed, see the family on weekends. Usually the actors have a nomadic lifestyle. Constantly on the suitcases, live in unfamiliar cities. But on the shooting "Jacob" it was nice to feel that I was at home, but at the same time I am doing a favorite thing. It was incredibly comfortable.
About close relations with the father of J. Robert Evans III and what the name he wanted to give initially:
I had to become J. Robert Evans IV. That is, Bobby. But my mother really loved the name Chris. And her father gave way to her. I was always interested in what Bobby would be called. But I'm glad I am Chris. Although for me it would be an honor to inherit the name of the father and thus emphasize the belonging to the family. But Chris is also good. It seems to me that sanity and sober mind of my father is that, thanks to which I wake up every day and get up.
