Infinite: Chris Evans should play in the new science fiction thriller

While Avengers: End of the game is the expected end of Chris Evans' tenure in the Marvel film universe as Captain America (maybe?), the actor has several interesting star roles in his repertoire, the last of which is between them being a thriller of science fiction director Antoine Fuqua, called Infinite. – A title word which, to rebadure the fanatics of Marvel, will not be followed by "Land. "

Paramount Pictures would be in full negotiation with Evans to play the lead role in Infinite, according to the deadline. The accelerated film project will adapt the novel by the author D. Eric Maikranz in 2009, Reincarnation papers.

The history of Reincarnation papers novel portrays a premise with a secret society, called Cognomina, which – almost similar to the Assbadin's Creed franchise – possess the ability to remember the events of their past life, acting as agents of change in society for centuries. The story centers on a man named Evan Michaels, who, haunted by the memories of his two past lives, joins the organization, discovering dangerous secrets.

The adaptation will be scripted by John Lee Hanbad and Ian Shorr. His supernatural concept should make the film an intriguing entry for director Antoine Fuqua, who is coming out of the Denzel Washington 2018 sequel, The equalizer 2, having recently led the 2016 remake of The Seven Magnificent, Telefilm Exit strategy and photo pugilist of Jake Gyllenhaal 2015 Southpaw. A former video director, Fuqua did a great job in making the 2001 Denzel Washington crime drama, Day of training, finally tackling great movies like 2004 King Arthur, 2007 Shooter and 2013 Olympus fell.

For Evans, who first bliped the cartoon movie radar by playing Johnny Storm / Human Torch in the Crazy crazyr films, his prospects post-Captain America seem quite promising, especially on board Star Wars: The Last Jedi directorial thriller Rian Johnson, Knives released, with a co-starred meeting with Spider-Man actor Tom Holland in the drama The devil all the time, a cinematic reinvention of Robert Louis Stevenson's clbadic literature, entitled Jekyll.

Meanwhile, Chris Evans will appear in Avengers: End of the game, which is guaranteed to have huge climatic consequences for the MCU when it arrives on theaters on April 26th.