Chris Evans admits Ghosted "could have been better"

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Chris Evans says Ghosted "could have been better"Frank Masi - Apple

Chris Evans has reflected on the reception of his recent movie Ghosted, suggesting it "could have been better".

The Apple TV+ film was released back in April, and saw the Marvel star reunite with Knives Out co-star Ana de Armas.

The story follows a man called Cole Turner (Evans) who ends up traversing the globe with superspy Sadie Rhodes (de Armas) after they spend the night together.

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The movie was largely slated by critics, and stands at 26% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes – though was a huge success on Apple TV+, becoming the streamer's most-watched exclusive within its first few days of release.

Speaking about what drew him to doing the movie, Evans told GQ: “Ghosted to me felt like a movie that I grew up on, a movie that maybe we don’t see very much anymore. And the question is whether or not audiences have outgrown those types of films.”

The star admitted that was a question that he had "both" going in and coming out of it, elaborating: "I didn’t think audiences had outgrown it prior, and I still don’t think they have, despite the fact, I mean, technically I think we did okay on, in terms of viewership.

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"Critics didn’t like it," he added. "But that’s more the fault of the movie as opposed to the appetite of the audience. I think the appetite’s there, if it’s done properly. We could have been better.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Evans spoke a bit about what he would like to do outside of acting, saying he wants to smoke weed and "get into pottery".

"I like autonomous things. I'd like to just smoke a joint, put on some music, and like, get into pottery," he said. "You know what I mean? Seth Rogen [who has recently started selling ceramics], what he's doing. It's good for you, man."

Ghosted is streaming on Apple TV+ now.

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