Chris Evans plays the most iconic two-faced character after "Avengers: Endgame"

While Chris Evans has become accustomed to playing an honest savior – committed to all just causes and tirelessly devoted to the superhero's journey – the actor aspires to show the public (and casting directors) that they are the only ones to be involved. he is capable of more than Captain America.

Chris Evans had previously said that playing Captain America opened many doors for him; the actor has since made his debut as a director with Before leaving alongside Alice Eve, and he is about to play in some films that will break his connection with the role he has held since The first avenger.

One of the many roles he expects to challenge the characters is that of the famous doctors Jekyll and Hyde. Well, not exactly. Evans should play the role of Tom Jackman: the only living descendant of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in a movie entitled Jekyll who is currently in pre-production.

Even if you do not play the nasty DC Two-Face, it's probably the closest we'll see Evans get to a nasty cartoon (at least for a little while) because he seems to have a little bit of a this movie territory for the moment.

What do we know of Jekyll so far with Chris Evans?

Although little is known Jekyll we know that the film will follow Tom Jackman – the last descendant of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde – and the consequences that result when he negotiates with the dark side, according to IMDb.

Ruben Fleischer must direct the film. Fleischer is best known for his work on Venom, Zombieland, Gangster Squad, and 30 minutes or less. While Venom, gangster squad, and 30 minutes or less all open to bad critics, Zombieland was considered a triumph within a subgenus previously considered dead, and the film currently has a 90% score of critics on rotten tomatoes.

Let's hope that Fleisher brings the originality he brought to Zombieland When it comes to Jekyll, as fans of Chris Evans would like to see him excel in a role less similar to that of his generous nature.

Jekyll will be based on the six-episode miniseries of the same name by Steven Moffatt (it is unclear if the film will look like the series loosely or loudly). However, in the miniseries, James Nesbitt played Tom Jackman, and the show started with Jackman starting to show signs of Dr. Jekyll's dual personality, according to Deadline.

In the show, the husband and father abandon their family, without any explanation, and live in a cellar with a singular ally: his nurse. And as you might expect, the series follows Jackman as he tries to face two personalities who can never remember each other's actions.

Given the knowledge surrounding Robert Louis Stevenson's iconic character, it is easy to assume what will be the foundation of this film; However, it is likely that creators will take the liberty to separate it from the series and the novel and to offer the public a more contemporary twist.

Tom Jackman is not the only character far removed from Captain America Evans is ready to play.

Evans is also ready to play in the mystery of the upcoming murder Knives released. A trailer of this movie recently made its debut at CinemaCon, and to put it simply, the character of Evans delivers us such phrases as "eat sh **" and "up your a **" in a very brief preview.