Even Captain America has bad days.

Marvel movie stars face intermittent anxiety and depression related to the press events and position responsibilities that come with being a movie superhero.

In fact, Evans initially turned down the role of Captain America for fear of failure.

Evans said, “When he was just starting out, acting was a hobby for him.
But little by little I got more work done. When that happens, a strange ego comes out and I worry about various things, and suddenly I felt heavy. And he felt uneasy.

Because we live in the Internet age, you can read people’s reactions online.
What was originally just a fun thing to do suddenly became entangled with self-importance and self-consciousness.

It took the form of anxiety and stress.”

In 2012, he starred in the movie Puncture United States Conspiracy, and he also confessed to having a panic attack on set.

Also, I got an offer from Marvel asking me to come to the Captain America camera test.

“This is it. Life is at a crossroads now. I really want to be in control of my life. So now is the time to say ‘no’

So I called him and said, ‘I’m very grateful, but I’m going to refuse.’

I asked almost every person in my life about this.

And everyone said, ‘This movie should be done’. So that’s when Evans got into therapy.”

I always imagine him in the movie Deadpool. But he’s not exactly the kind of actor he plays.

Ryan Reynolds opens up about his own mental health, saying, ‘And the reason I over-schedule is the effect of my lifelong friend, an anxiety disorder.’

“There’s anxiety. It’s always anxiety. But anxiety, though light, is never fun. You’re in dark, endless, deep territory,” he told The New York Times. ” tells the paper.

Reynolds, an actor and entrepreneur known for movies such as “Deadpool”,