Chris is listed as one of EW’s 30 Actors under 30 list.

CHRIS EVANS
AGE 26BROKE OUT IN… Fantastic Four (2005), as the fiery (and fiery-tempered) Human Torch.

WHY HIM He looks like beefcake (The Nanny Diaries typecast him as ”Harvard Hottie”), but Evans isn’t scared to take on meaty roles in dark films like the sci-fi thriller Sunshine (2007).

WHAT’S NEXT Evans costars with Keanu Reeves and Hugh Laurie in the police thriller Street Kings (April 11) before getting dramatic in an upcoming adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond.

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On Monday, the official Street Kings trailer was finally released. Just from watching it, it’s been gathering some good reviews anyway so hopefully the final product will live up to everyone’s expectations. I have posted the trailer below and if you don’t want to bother watching through youtube, than you can watch it at the Fox Searchlight official site for it, here.

Chris attended the laung of the new Pink Blackberry Pearl a day or two ago, and I will be uploading the images from it shortly. So expect to see them in the gallery. In the mean time here are two articles on Chris from the pary.

The Purple One stayed for one song and disappeared, but the party went strong with glamour girls like Nicolette Sheridan and Rosario Dawson, as well as lothario Jeremy Piven getting a run for his money from younger hunks like Chris Evans and Eric Balfour.

And here is another where Chris discusses The Night Watchmen.

Most people know Chris Evans from The Fantastic Four. But I know him from the cocaine-infused drama London and the Scarlett Johansson-cenctric The Nanny Diaries. (He was Harvard guy; he was yummy.)So, anyway, Chris stepped out to one of these Beverly Hills parties that celebrate the launch of the new BlackBerry Pearl 8130, at this Verizon deal in Beverly Hills. So, of course, Reel Girl was there and cornered him. Turns out he’s got another reason to celebrate, as well: The Night Watchman.
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No, it’s not Watchmen, the Zack Snyder (300) comic-book spectacular that you read about all the time. It’s The Night Watchmen, a movie I find even more exciting because pulp master James Ellroy is the writer. Story is straight up, grisly and appealing: L.A. cop (Keanu Reeves) becomes widowed and framed. And Chris, who plays a fellow cop, just saw the rough cut.

“It’s a lot more violent than I expected,” he said. Which is, of course, very good news because that means the movie is faithful to the book. So, yay! Phew! Suddenly, it’s like, Hollywood has gotten really great at adapting novels. Good for you, Hollywood.

On a girlier note, everyone can rest assured. Chris told me he’s not opposed to doing something on the brighter side, ? la Diaries, where he’s the man-candy. “It’s all about the director,” he said. Smart boy. And did I mention cute?

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