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Chris Evans
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July 2005 - Chris Evans (Johnny Storm in "Fantastic Four") starred opposite Kim Basinger and William H. Macy in “Cellular.” In this thriller he portrayed a young man who answers a cell phone call from a woman who has been kidnapped (Basinger). She tries to persuade him to believe her and save her family.
Evans had a leading role in “The Perfect Score,” playing Kyle, a student who persuades five others to help him steal an upcoming SAT test in order to up his score and get in to the college of his choice. The film was produced by Tollin/Robbins and also stars Erika Christensen and Scarlett Johansson.
Evans starred in the independent films, “Fierce People,” opposite Diane Lane and Donald Sutherland; and in “The Orphan King” opposite Alexis Bledel. He co-starred in the comedy “Not Another Teen Movie.”
Evans studied dance and theatre under the direction of his teacher/mother. He soon found his way onto the stage appearing in professional theatre productions of "Sunday Visitors" at the Boston Playwrights Theatre and the EMACT Festival as well as a Speak Previews production of “Suckers” in Boston.
At age 17, Evans signed with an agent in New York and shortly thereafter was cast on the FOX series, “Opposite Sex.” He guest starred on “Boston Public” and on “The Fugitive.”
Evans grew up near Boston, Massachusetts. He currently lives in Los Angeles |
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