Tuesday, November 2, 2010

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

Someone's been working out: A topless Chris Evans reveals his toned torso in a newly released scene still from Captain America: The First Avenger in which he plays the title role


A buffed-up Chris Evans is seen topless in newly released stills from his forthcoming film Captain America: The First Avenger.

The actor, who plays the title role in the superhero movie, shows off his pecs as he stands opposite his on-screen love interest Peggy Carter, played by British actress Hayley Atwell.

Paramount Pictures have unveiled a batch of pictures ahead of the film's release next July, with a trailer expected to follow shortly.

Atwell, who plays a freedom fighter with the French Resistance during World War II, also features in another scenes where Evan's Steve Rogers/ Captain America is welcomed with cheers by his peers.

Another still shows Hydra soldiers riding on motorcycles while another scene captures Hugo Weaving's Red Skull - Captain America's nemesis and head of the Nazis' terrorist activities.

The Joe Johnston-directed flick is based on the 1940s Marvel Comics character.


Hero's welcome: Another image captures the superhero being cheered by his peers as his on-screen love interest Peggy Carter (played by Hayley Atwell) watches on smiling



On-screen sweethearts: America star Evans, seen left in 2005, and British actress Atwell, pictured in 2007


The First Avenger will follow scrawny Steve Rogers who desperately wants to fight the Nazis for his country, but can't because he is deemed physically unfit.

He then volunteers for a top secret research project which transforms him into the superhero Captain America.

Filming is still underway, with various locations across Britain forming part of the backdrop for the movie.

In September Evan's stunt double was seen roaring around a London park, dressed in full regalia,on a Harley-Davidson Cross Bones motorcycle, customised to look like a World War II model.


Stars and stripes: Seen here walking through a forested area with a Captain America shield on his back


Patriotic: Evans plays scrawny Steve Rogers who wants to fight the Nazis for his country, but can't because he is physically unfit - so he volunteers for a secret research project and is transformed into the superhero


One of the first filming locations earlier in the summer was near the University of Manchester in the Northern Quarter, centred around Dale Street, chosen after a search for a location best fitting 1940's Lower East Side Manhattan, New York.

More filming has taken place in Manchester in September, with Evans seen walking around on location wearing prosthetic feet.

It is being filmed with 2-D cameras, but will be converted into a 3D movie during post production.


In the face of evil: Another still shows Hydra soldiers riding on motorcycles


Johnston did a one-day test shoot with a 3-D rig as opposed to shooting in 2-D and converting but called it 'a nightmare' due to bulky gear and restricted filmmaking options.

He said he's a firm believer in the conversion approach if done right, telling the Los Angeles Times recently: 'It's a new challenge and it's exciting.'

Talking about the responsibility of taking on the role of such a well-loved superhero, Evans said recently: 'It is a big responsibility. I’m a little scared, to be honest.

'I’d be lying if I said anything else, and I have no problem being honest about that. It’s intimidating.


Enemy: Hugo Weaving's Red Skull, left, Captain America's nemesis and head of the Nazis' terrorist activities
'It’s a big responsibility and you want to do your best work.

'He’s a wonderful character, just as a man, aside from the comic hero background.

'He’s an incredibly noble, honest, selfless man, and those are qualities that I think people can aspire to and look up to.'

Other famous faces appearing in the movie include Tommy Lee Jones, Dominic Cooper and Samuel L Jackson.

Captain America: The First Avenger opens in cinemas in the U.S. on July 22 and on July 29 in the UK.



Captain America: The character is based on the 1940s Marvel Comics superhero

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