"Many moons ago": Scott Eastwood's captain america audition and wolverine aspirations

In a realm where Chris Evans is indelibly etched as Captain America, it's intriguing to imagine an alternative universe with Scott Eastwood as the star-spangled man. As Eastwood revealed to INSIDER back in 2018, he did audition for the role of Steve Rogers, expressing that he thought it was "cool" and "awesome."

"I Remember Auditioning for Captain America Many Moons Ago"

Scott Eastwood, always the patriot, once aspired to embody the quintessential American superhero. The 31-year-old actor didn't let his failed audition for Captain America get him down. Instead, he held on to his dream of starring in his own franchise, undeterred by the missed opportunity.

"My Favorite Comic-Book Character is Wolverine"

With Hugh Jackman retiring from the role of Wolverine after 17 years, Eastwood expressed a potential interest in the gruff, clawed Marvel character. The actor, known for his roles in "Suicide Squad" and "Fast and Furious," revealed a readiness to dye his hair and even jested about Hollywood possibly deeming him "too old" for the part.

Despite missing the Captain America boat, Eastwood never harbored any grudges, commending Chris Evans for his portrayal of the superhero. He used his unsuccessful audition as fuel for his continuing ambition, proving that resilience and determination are traits he shares with his would-be character.

Eastwood's contemplation about stepping into Wolverine's boots demonstrates his continued desire for a superhero role. His comments serve as a reminder of his versatility and dedication to the craft, leaving fans wondering if a future Marvel production might see him donning a different heroic mantle.

While he didn't win the role of Steve Rogers, Scott Eastwood continues to captivate audiences with his charismatic performances. Whether we'll ever see him as a young Wolverine remains uncertain, but one thing's for sure - Eastwood's readiness to seize opportunities reflects his unwavering commitment to his craft.

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