Chris Evans Apologized to Josh Brolin's Dad For Thanos' Endgame Defeat
Chris Evans apologized to Josh Brolin's dad, James Brolin, for defeating Thanos in Avengers: Endgame. It has been more than three years since the Infinity Saga culminated and while the Marvel Cinematic Universe moves forward with Phase 4, the 2019 Joe and Anthony Russo-directed Endgame remains a favorite for fans to revisit. The film features a lot of iconic moments for Earth's Mightiest Heroes and, of course, the fall of the Mad Titan Thanos after an epic battle.
In the years since the release of the MCU blockbuster, some of its stars have moved on with other endeavors outside the superhero movie sandbox. For Evans, that includes his villainous outing in Rian Johnson's Knives Out and an upcoming reunion project with the Russo Brothers in The Gray Man. Right now, he's busy promoting Pixar's Lightyear, where he voices the actual Buzz Lightyear that inspired Andy's toy in theToy Story films. In the animated project, he faces off against Zurg, voiced by James Brolin, and the pair had a very interesting first encounter as they talked about Josh Brolin's Thanos.
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In a new interview with Fandom as part of the press junkets for Lightyear, Evans shares his experience meeting James Brolin during the Pixar film's premiere. Apparently, he had to apologize to the actor for taking down his son in Avengers: Endgame. Read Evans' quote below:
I met James [Brolin] last night, for the first time in the premiere and told him 'sorry, had to kick your son's a**.' I mean I guess technically he beat me up a little bit, he might have won the battle, but we won the war.
Throughout Evans' marketing schedule for Lightyear, questions about his MCU stint have popped up
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