#ThankYouCap, Chris Evans bids farewell to Captain America

SALT LAKE CITY – Captain America has officially hung up his shield.

The last day on the set of "Avengers 4" was full of emotions for Chris Evans. The actor announced via Twitter Thursday, finishing the new movie, he officially ended his role as a beloved super-soldier of the United States.

"Officially packaged on" Avengers 4 ", he wrote." It was at least a moving day. Playing this role in the past (eight) years has been an honor. To all in front of the camera, behind the camera and in front of the audience, thank you for the memories! Eternally grateful. "

Evans has become an icon of Marvel Cinematic Universe since his debut as Captain America in "Captain America: The First Avenger" in 2011.

However, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the initial confidence in his ability to assume the role was a bit fragile.

"Marvel introduced Evans in March 2010 at a time when it was not clear if fans would accept the actor, who had already played Johnny Storm in Fantastic Four films in 2005 and 2007," the report said. "Evans himself was not sure to initially accept the role after Marvel offered it to him."

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Judging by fans' reactions to the news, it's safe to say that fans had no problem accepting Evans as "The First Avenger".

Many went on Twitter to express their sadness at this news. They also expressed their gratitude to Evans, who has been playing Avenger Star-Spangled Avenger for eight years.

Even Ryan Reynolds, who plays in the bands "Deadpool" and "Deadpool 2", has something to say.

But the last farewells are not yet known. "Avengers 4" will not be released in theaters before May 3, 2019.