Chris Evans drops hilarious behind-the-scenes video of 'Ghosted' with Ana de Armas
Chris Evans shared the glimpses of fun filled moments with co-star Ana de Armas, on the set of 'Ghosted'
Chris Evans offered a glimpse into the making of Ghosted by dropping an epic and hilarious behind-the-scenes video, featuring the actor himself, co-actor Ana de Armas and other cast members.
Evans turned to Instagram on Saturday and shared the never-before-seen video, showcasing the moments of joy onset of the newly released action-comedy Ghosted.
The Apple TV+ film was released on April 21, follows Evans as Cole, love interest of de Armas' CIA agent Sadie.
Ghosted, as revealed by the title revolves around Cole who after going out on an amazing date never hears back from Sadie.
The guy then embarks on mission to find the love of his life only to get into a big trouble and realize that, Sadie, is a CIA agent working on an international assignment.
In the shared video clip, both Evans and de Armas can be seen in a fun mode amid the shooting of the film.
The video opens with a sequence in which de Armas is exchanging a gun with Evans, both the actors burst into laughter when the weapon drops from the Blonde actress hand.
Both, de Armas and the Captain America star can be seen laughing out loud and making weird noises in between the scenes amid filming.
Check out the full video:
Ghosted marks de Armas and Evans’ third project together, after 2019’s Knives Out, and 2021’s The Gray Man.
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