Chris Evans had 'giant poster' of Sandra Bullock on his ceiling
PUBLISHED ONJanuary 05, 2020 4:49 AM
Chris Evans used to have a "giant poster" of Sandra Bullock on his ceiling.
The Captain America star has confessed he had a picture of the actress on the wall when he was younger.
Asked if he had any posters on his walls, he told W magazine: "We visited New York and I bought a giant, giant, giant poster of Sandra Bullock. I put it on the ceiling of my bedroom. Not that Sandy's not cool, but that's a loser thing to do."
Meanwhile, Chris previously opened up about his personal life, admitting he would "really" like kids one day and to settle down.
Speaking about his bond with his dog, Dodger - whom he adopted in 2015 - he said: "Dogs are just so good and so pure. A weird, little door unlocks inside of you, this new level of empathy ... in a weird way, that type of empathy permeates so many aspects of your life... You know, I think it actually unlocks a little bit, as I imagine having children will, I really want kids too."
Chris had also previously spoke about wanting children earlier this year, after watching several of his Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) co-stars - including Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, and Jeremy Renner - welcome kids into their own lives in recent years.
He shared: "But honestly, I really want kids, and between Hemmy [Chris Hemsworth], Scarlett and [Jeremy] Renner, it's been really cool watching them turn into parents and watching them be parents. It's nice watching your friends evolve and go on that journey."
The Knives Out actor opened up about his bachelor lifestyle, and admitted he still wants to have time to do his own things when he's in a relationship, describing himself as an "autonomous guy".
He explained: "I'm the one who fears being enveloped. I was always a really autonomous guy my whole life. Camping by myself is one of my favourite things. I really like to be with someone who also has their own thing to do as well, you know? If I'm with someone who just kind of adopts my life, that can feel a bit suffocating."