Chris Evans consistently puts his mother's well-being above all else.
At the Cannes Film Festival in France on May 23rd, Chris Evans' latest movie, Honey Don't!, had its premiere, but the 43-year-old American actor was absent. His costars, including Margaret Qualley, Charlie Day, Aubrey Plaza, and writer-director Ethan Coen, were present to showcase the film.
Evans shared the reason for his absence via his Instagram Stories, expressing that he couldn't miss his mother's 70th birthday. In a handwritten message, he praised his costars and filmmakers, while acknowledging the importance of family milestones.
In a previous interview with Esquire, Evans spoke fondly of his mother, describing her as "a character in a movie." When discussing the role of Captain America, he confessed that his biggest fear was losing his anonymity. His mother advised him to take the part, emphasizing that it would secure his future in acting and provide financial security, but he should consider potential negative effects on his life.
In 2025, the film Honey Don't! will be released in cinemas on August 22nd. Evans' mother, Lisa Capuano Evans, has played a significant role in influencing his career decisions and personal life, providing advice and encouraging him to make choices that would benefit his long-term career.
Chris Evans' family dynamics played a significant role in his absence at the Cannes Film Festival, as he chose to celebrate his mother's 70th birthday instead. Despite his absence, Evans praised his costars and the filmmakers of Honey Don't! on Instagram Stories, acknowledging that family milestones are important in his lifestyle. In a previous interview, Evans revealed that his mother advised him to take the role of Captain America, emphasizing the potential benefits for his career and financial security, even though she was aware of the potential negative effects on his relationships and overall life.
