Chris Evans is bummed he’s lacking out on all of the enjoyable in “Avengers: Doomsday.”

In a latest dialog with ScreenRant, Evans, who performed Captain America throughout eight MCU movies, was requested if he nonetheless stays involved together with his former Marvel collaborators, contemplating his exclusion from the extremely anticipated “Avengers: Doomsday.” Evans confirmed that all of them keep up a correspondence, however added it feels totally different having exited the franchise in “Avengers: Endgame.”

“Yeah, I speak to them on a regular basis,” Evans mentioned. “It’s the place Pedro [Pascal] is true now. I imply, it’s unhappy to be away. It’s unhappy to not be again with the band, however I’m certain they’re doing one thing unbelievable, and I’m certain it’s going to be that a lot tougher when it comes out, and you are feeling such as you weren’t invited to the celebration.”

In “Finish Recreation,” Evans’ Captain America ages out of the star-spangled protect after touring again in time to return the Infinity Stones. He decides to remain prior to now together with his real love, Peggy Carter, and within the current day, passes the Captain America moniker to Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson.

Whereas Evans is staying behind, his “Avengers” co-stars Chris Hemsworth and Robert Downey Jr. are returning for “Doomsday.” Hemsworth will return as Thor, however Downey will come again because the titular tremendous villain Physician Doom, as a substitute of Iron Man. Different acquainted MCU faces returning for “Doomsday” embody Sebastian Stan because the Winter Soilder; Paul Rudd as Ant-man; Tom Hiddleston as Loki; Letitia Wright as Shuri and Mackie as Captain America.

Whereas initially set for launch on Could 1, 2026, “Doomsday” was lately delayed to Dec. 18, 2026. Its sequel, “Avengers: Secret Wars,” was additionally pushed. First slated for premiere on Could 7, 2027, the movie will now hit theaters Dec. 17, 2027.