Avengers: Endgame Director Slams Captain America Actor Chris Evans Over His OnlyFans Page

Another week of the AGBO Superhero League has worn down Avengers: Endgame co-director Joe Russo, who is sick of losing to beautiful actors like Chris Evans who aren’t supposed to know about things like fantasy football. The filmmaker recently posted the latest epic trash talk video that highlights every competition, calling out Evans for his blunder on Instagram earlier this year while also throwing shade at fellow Marvel stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, and Ryan Reynolds in the process. He even went so far as to claim that Evans is managing his own fake OnlyFans page, another reference to the explicit images the Cap actor posted on social media.

As one might expect, Russo’s video is another weekly bit the participants of the group take part in to help stoke the flames and get fans excited about following along with the fantasy league week after week. After all, each player in the league is playing for a charity that will get a massive donation should their representative manage to win the league by the end of the year. To get as cutthroat as possible, Russo tells EW he enlisted to help of comedian Mekki Leeper to help write his monologue.

“You pick up on people’s eccentricities and their sillier habits, and then you can turn those into humor on set; days are long, the work’s hard, sometimes we’ll be on set 16 hours together, so we use a lot of humor to defuse the tension or exhaustion,” Russo says. “My brother [Anthony Russo] and I are very big on keeping the set fun. We came from Community and Arrested Development and when you’re on a set with a bunch of comedians it’s always very light and we took that energy to our work at Marvel.”

Both Ryan Reynolds and Tom Holland only have one loss on the season as they’re tied for first place. Other participants include ESPN analyst Matthew Berry, Chris Pratt, Simu Liu, Evans, Hemsworth, Paul Rudd, Downey, Pom Klemetieff, Russo, Karen Gillan, Anthony Mackie, and Elizabeth Olsen.

“It’s great, it’s part of the fun of it. We’re all so close. It’s a very tight-knit family, a lot of us have worked together for almost a decade,” the filmmaker adds. “Other people have come into the family like Ryan [Reynolds] and Simu [Liu] and everyone’s so warm and welcoming. This is a good way for everyone to stay connected emotionally and on a personal level, and then we have a lot of fun taking the piss out of each other, We’re doing it to get awareness, so we’re creating content that can go viral [and bring] awareness to charities. That’s the best part of it, it’s like roasting your friends for a good cause.”

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