Chris Evans says that the last Captain America line that he filmed in "Avengers 4" was something really stupid

Avengers 4 Star Chris Evans admitted that his last moments as Captain America during his shots had told him something "really stupid".

"It was something really stupid, it was really stupid. I probably can not give either, "Evans told ACE Comic Con about his latest line Avengers 4.

Evans strove to remember details, but said that only the line was being played at a shared scene with the star of Ant-Man, Paul Rudd.

"Well, you know, these were new shots, so you make those little picks and pops and that's all they need," explained Evans. "It could have been a line to Paul Rudd. He was not there, but it was a stupid sentence. The line was not memorable for me [laughs]. The day was more memorable than the queue.

The star of Captain America is then mocked to dig a hole.

As the films are generally out of order, Evans's last recorded scene is unlikely to be his last scene as Steve Rogers. The Spoilery series photos leaked earlier this year featured Evans' Captain America, dressed in his 2012 Phil Coulson costume. The Avengers, in combat with Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) and an Ant-Man apparently traveling back in time.

Evans wrapped on the Avengers: Infinity War Following last week, writing a sentimental tweet that fueled the speculation of his tenure as Star Avenger has come to an end.

"It was at least a touching day," writes Evans in the October 4th tweet. "Playing this role over the past 8 years has been an honor. To all who are in front of the camera, behind the camera and in the audience, thank you for the memories! Eternally grateful. "

His contractual obligations to Marvel Studios are fulfilled with Avengers 4, already an addendum to the original Evans contract that was due to expire with War of infinity. Evans' contract is alongside Chris Hemsworth, star of Downey and Thor.

Evans has already told a Variety podcast is "hard to say" if Avengers 4 This will be his last release as Captain America in the Marvel film universe.

"Part of yourself almost thinks: Well, if we finish on the right note … and I think that's really the case. The scripts they have are really beautiful and very well written, "he said adding Marvel and the text in two parts. Avengers, "They are doing such a good job."

Avengers 4 opens on May 3rd.