Joss Whedon’s Avengers Assemble hits cinemas on April 26 and Chris Evans who reprises his role of Steve Rogers aka Captain America has revealed that he greatly admires his character.

Speaking to Flicks and Bits, Evans said he truly respects Rogers’s drive to live up to heroic ideals revealing “I love the character, Steve Rogers, he’s everything I wish I could be as a man, you know? He’s good for the sake of good, and that’s a fun character to try to portray.”

Steve Rogers is thawed out in Avengers Assemble to find a world he doesn’t know or understand and Evans explains that one of the key themes in the highly anticipated film is how Rogers deals with culture once he arrives in the present day explaining “The world around him is a different place. He’s from a different era and I think that era really defines who is, I think the modern day is a bit more flash and stylish, it’s a bit more selfish, a bit more impersonal. There’s a lot of technologies that put blocks between people. Read full article.

The actors told MTV that they would like to reprise their roles in films such as Thor 2 and Captain America 2, but did not offer official confirmation that this will happen.

Hemsworth, who portrays the titular thunder god in Thor, also offered his thoughts on the potential direction of the Alan Taylor-helmed follow-up.

“Certainly the first one left with Thor needing to get back to earth and see Jane but there will be bigger problems as usual,” he said. “But my big concern is how is Thor going to come to earth and not call upon the rest of his buddies now?

“That will be the trick to conveniently kind of skewer them off to different sides of the globe.”

Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige previously confirmed that Thor 2 will feature a “big villain” from the Marvel Comics universe alongside Tom Hiddleston’s returning Loki.

Thor 2 is slated for release on November 15, 2013, while Captain America 2 is slated for April 4, 2014. [Source]