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Chris Evans (l. in 2004, r. in January) thinks losing his hair may be a problem for 'Captain America.'Captain America's real-life alter-ego is undergoing a transformation he can't really control.
"I have no problem saying this, but I'm losing my hair," Chris Evans told E! Online.
The 29-year-old actor admitted he is concerned that his changing hairline could affect the film series, which officially launches with "Captain America: The First Avenger" next month.
"The fear is this [role] can span 10 years, so I can be doing this character until I'm 40," he explained. "I'm supposed to be like this superior human. He can't be balding."
"How horrible would it be if this superior man has male pattern baldness?" he wondered aloud.
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Evans has changed up his hairstyle over the years, from longer locks that nearly covered his forehead back in 2004 to a buzz cut he sported at the Golden Globes in January.
In "Captain America," Evans' hair is longer, but parted to the side with his receding hairline still visible.
Of course, one of the perks of working on the flicks is the fine physical form the role requires his character to be in.
"That I can control," he reportedly told E! with a smile.
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"Last year, I got into running and I was like, 'I'm going to start running,' and then I would run on the treadmill and feel great," he recalled. "But I'll get too thin. I lose weight so quickly."
Still, Evans said he works out nearly every day.
"It's a lot more than I'd like it to be, but you know, if I miss three or four days, I feel like s--t," he said.
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