Chris Evans once spoke about how he had to see a therapist before deciding if he was ready to accept the role of "Captain America" because of his anxiety issues but now it seems like the 33-year old actor is finally comfortable playing the beloved superhero.

He describes filming, saying "It's like summer camp, it's the kind of comfort that can only come with years of experience. In the beginning you're just so grateful, you're very timid. You feel lucky because you got invited to the barbecue, but you just don't want to get in the way. Now you feel a little more at home. If anything has changed its just my feeling of welcomeness, Is that a word? Welcomeness? We're going to make it a word F**k it"

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Evan's also spoke about his superhero summer camp buddy,Thor, Chris Hemsworth. "We're buddies, we've been on a little bit of a ride doing these films. It sounds cliche to say that we get along, but we really get along phenomenally well."

The actor also says that memories of being on set and in Marvel's million dollar summer camp will stay with him for the rest of his life.

"I mean I am going to miss these movies when they're done. This has been a lot of fun and they're only getting funner. Especially because you can trust that since you're with Marvel that you're going to make something good. It's really just a blessing that fell on my lap. Sometimes you just feel like you don't deserve it. But I'll take it."

The latest Marvel film "Avengers: Age of Ultron" will hit theatres April 2015. 

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