It’s been two weeks since the LA Red Carpet Premiere of Captain America Civil War where twenty-five top bloggers flew out to seize the night and interview cast and filmmakers.
As a proud Disney blogger, I can relate to the excitement of the red carpet, and what an epic film to see premiere right!
Even cooler than the glitz and glam of a Hollywood red carpet is sitting down in a small room with the Marvel talent we all have grown to love. And Chris Evans, need I say more?
I can tell you first hand, bloggers always have the best questions. They’re not loaded with tabloid drama, it’s all about the fun and undying love for the film. We are pretty normal people just like you.
We do regular stuff at home but when we do press events it’s off the charts. We really do live double lives. Now I’ve never had the pleasure of interviewing Chris Evans (yet, fingers crossed), but from what I’ve heard he’s the most charming and delightful man to interview.
And funny too! Here are the best of the Chris Evans interviews from Shelley at Sweep Tight, Kas at Southern Bellas Ways and Tara at Trippin with Tara. Be sure to follow them on twitter here for live press tweets!
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The Best of the Blogger Captain America Interview with Chris Evans
He was so real.” -Shelley, Sweep Tight
Chris Evans on working with Robert Downey Jr. from Shelley at Sweep Tight.
He’s such a force. He’s so good and he owns the oxygen. He’s scary because he’s so good… he’s just good at anything he does.” – Chris Evans
My take on this: So much respect for Robert Downey Jr., he is a phenomenal artist. I can only imagine the energy in the room when working with him. Chris is so humble too!
I mean he’s Captain America and he’s still so very humble and down to earth. I think it’s so sweet.
Chris Evans thoughts on Marvel threatening Georgia for the pending Anti-Gay Bill from Kas at Southern Bellas Ways,
I was so proud of Disney for standing up to that. Making a statement and saying listen, this is what we feel, this is what we believe in and, look it’s a hate bill that they were trying to pass, it’s one of those gray areas where you talk to these people, and they’re like well we’re allowed to think what we want.” -Chris Evans
My take on this: Super big props to Disney for standing up for this. I couldn’t agree more. They certainly have a lot of weight here. As a greater Atlanta resident, I am proud that Georgia pulls out on this.
