Paul Rudd Jokes About His Manhood: It’s ‘Bigger Than My Paycheck’

The audience loved Paul as the witty and humorous Scott Lang aka Ant-Man.On balancing this bad*** character with a comedic part, he said: "Well, I think they don't have to work separately. I think that they can enhance each other.

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Captain America actor Chris Evans told fellow Avenger Paul Rudd that joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) was “intimidating” because of the high expectations from comic book fans.Rudd sat down for a virtual chat with his Marvel co-star as part of the digital series Variety Studio: Actors on Actors.“With a character in [the Marvel Cinematic Universe], you’re the first tracks in the snow [for viewers].

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In the latest session of Variety’s Actors on Actors, we saw the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) reunion between Chris Evans and Paul Rudd, who fans know as Captain America and Ant-Man. During their in-depth conversation, the two talented actors reminisced about their first meeting together which took place on the sets of Captain America: Civil War.

After appearing in numerous Marvel films since 2011, it stands to reason that Chris Evans has some fond memories of his time on set. Evans, 39, recently spoke with his "Avengers: Endgame" co-star Paul Rudd over video chat for Variety's "Actors on Actors" series, where the two reminisced about their time working together.

It’s no secret that Paul Rudd has not aged at all in decades and everyone has noticed, including fellow actor Chris Evans! The latter wanted to know if Rudd has been drinking baby blood to keep his youth! During a new Actors on Actors interview for Variety, the Marvel stars had a chat filled with really funny jokes and fans definitely enjoyed the friendly banter.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorPaul Mescal remembers exactly where he was and what he was doing when he found out he secured the lead role of Connell in Hulu’s “Normal People.”He was participating in a play workshop in London when he missed a call from his agent. “I was like, ‘Oh God, Christ Almighty,’ he recalled during the Variety Virtual TV Fest.

Chris Evans is asking all the most important questions to Paul Rudd.

Chris Evans may be on to something here. The man formerly known as Captain America, 38, begged his Avengers: Endgame co-star, Paul Rudd, to tell them the secret of looking as young at 50 as he did in the 1990s. “Why don’t you age? Are you drinking baby blood?” Chris joked in an Actors on Actors interview from our sister site Variety. Paul responded that “I most certainly age.” Wait — he never actually denied the “baby blood” thing, though. Watch the full interview below!

Ellise Shafer editorIn conversation with Chris Evans as part of Variety‘s Actors on Actors At Home series, Paul Rudd admitted that some people thought it was a joke when he was first picked to play the lead in Marvel’s “Ant-Man” franchise.“I would say, ‘I got this part, I’m playing Ant-Man,’ and then they would say, ‘Well what does Ant-Man do?'” Rudd said.