Chris Evans all set to join Emily Blunt in Netflix's 'Pain Hustlers'; 'So excited'

Marvel actor Chris Evans is all set to take off his superhero hat as he is ready to expand his career in Hollywood. actor who is popularly kwn for playing role of Captain America in Marvel movies is all set to join Emily Blunts for Netflix’s next project Pain Hustlers. According to Deadline, giant streamer bagged project during Cannes Film Festival this year. 

story of forthcoming film centres on Liza Drake (Blunt), a high-school dropout dreaming of a better life for her and her young daughter. She lands a job with a failing pharmaceutical startup in a yellowing strip mall in Central Florida. Her charm, guts, and drive catapult company and her into high life, where she soon finds herself at centre of a criminal conspiracy with deadly consequences.

Chris Evans roped in alongside Emily Blunt for next project

shooting of film is expected to begin in late August. According to International outlet, forthcoming project has been billed as being tonally similar to The Big Short, American Hustle, and  Wolf of Wall Street.

project has been bankrolled by Lawrence Grey under his Grey Matter Productions banner alongside Yates and Yvonne Walcott Yates’ Wychwood Pictures. Lewis Taylor and Ben Everard are EPs, with Cyrus Mojibi, Patrick Wade, Lawrence Kao, and Lloyd Everard serving as co-producers.

Meanwhile, Evans is reteaming with Russo Brors after his streak with m on  Avengers and Captain America Marvel movies as well as Netflix’s  Gray Man opposite Ryan Gosling. He recently wrapped production on Dexter Fletcher directorial Ghosted for Apple.

Apart from this, actor has been basking in success of Pixar animated film titled Lightyear based on character from  Toy Story franchise. Recently, he shared a te of gratitude for his supporters who joined him at premiere of movie in London. He wrote, ''Thank you so much to everyone that joined us last night at Lightyear premiere in London. It was such an amazing evening! I can’t wait for you all to see this movie. opening action sequence left me completely speechless, and I cried within first 30 minutes! @pixar always gets me''

IM: AP