Chris Evans looks handsome in a navy sweater and jeans as he films scenes for his new TV show
He just came off a two billionaire film high.
And following his role as Captain America in Avengers: Endgame, Chris Evans was seen shooting scenes for his new TV show on Thursday.
The Boston, Massachusetts native returned to his hometown last week to begin film Defending Jacob.
Work! Chris Evans, 39, was seen shooting scenes for his new TV show in his hometown of Boston, Massachusetts on Thursday
Chris looked handsome in a navy blue sweater and jeans.
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The Avengers: Infinity War star finished off his casual look with a pair of black dress shoes.
While Chris was born in Boston, the Teen Choice Awards winner grew up in Sudbury, Massachusetts.
Wow: The handsome actor Just just came off a two billionaire film high with his role as Captain America in Avengers: Endgame
Over the weekend, Chris surprised his former high school classmates when he attended his Lincoln-Sudbury Regional high school reunion.
Despite being one of the most famous people in the world, Chris still made sure to wear a name tag, just in case anyone didn't know who he was.
The reunion took place at Conrad’s Restaurant, and a manager spoke with Boston.com over his surprise appearance.
'Many people wanted to take pictures with him. Everyone was pretty excited that he was there.'
The actor had 'RSVPed last-minute.'
Casual cool: Chris looked handsome in a navy blue sweater and jeans
Chris' new show, Defending Jacob, is a mini-series based on a book of the same name.
The show, made for Apple TV+, tells of a lawyer, played by Chris, 'whose life changes when his 14-year-old son is accused of killing a classmate,' according to People.
In addition to his show, Chris also has four projects coming out, including Knives Out, The Red Sea Diving Resort, Jekyll and Infinite.
Busy: The Teen Choice Award winner also has five projects coming out, including Defending Jacob, Knives Out, The Red Sea Diving Resort, Jekyll and Infinite. He is seen in LA last month
