The leader of the Avengers is still up for debate for some Marvel fans. But we all know that the ultimate A-team in the Marvel universe is led by Steve Rogers. And that scene in Avengers: Endgame explains it all.

During this time in Hollywood, many mystery films we released including Knives Out. There's just something intriguing about a dysfunctional family being forced to uncover the truth behind the death of a crime novelist named Harlan Thrombey. The movie has a star-studded cast including our very own Chris.

In 2013, Chris took on the crucial role of Curtis Everett in Bong Joon-ho's movie Snowpiercer. This dark science-fiction film was based on a French graphic novel titled Le Transperceneige by Jacques Lob. Set in the future when the Earth is at its second Ice Age, a luxury train is bound to travel across the globe. Even so, its residents, the sole survivors in the world, are still separated by class.

This romantic comedy follows the story of Ally Darling who is determined to find the perfect husband after reading a magazine article saying 96 per cent of women who have dated 20 or more people most likely won't find a husband. She, then, refrains from dating new men by meeting her exes again. Little does Ally know that her perfect match is the guy next door, Colin Shea, played by Chris.

Although Chris has led your favourite comic book heroes in Avengers, this time, he spearheads an undercover group that helps Ethiopian-Jewish refugees escape to Israeli. To make things more interesting, the Red Sea Diving Resort is based on true events.

You might have wished for Captain America and Black Widow to end up together. But while that would never happen now, perhaps it already occurred in an alternate universe. In case you didn't know, Chris worked alongside actress Scarlett Johansson in the comedy movie Nanny Diaries. Chris played Scarlett's love interest as she becomes entangled in the life of a wealthy New York family while babysitting their child.