Yes! You read it right. Apparently, Chris Evans was being considered for voicing the penis of Sebastian Stan in the new series ‘Pam & Tommy’. Appearing on ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,’ Stan opened up about the controversial scene from his latest series where he talks to his penis.
Chris Evans and Sebastian Stan share a very close bond ever since they first appeared together in the first ‘Captain America’ film. Stan told Colbert that the showrunners wanted him to ask his long-time friend Evans to voice his talking penis. Stan also revealed that he did not respond positively to this idea.
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‘I’m Not Calling Him”: Sebastian Stan On Convincing Evans To Play His Penis
The spiciest scene of ‘Pam & Tommy’ features Sebastian Stan talking to his own penis. The credits to voice his genitals go to Jason Mantzoukas. The ‘Gossip Girl’ star revealed that the Hulu limited series hadn’t cast the Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor while filming the scene, but filmmakers wanted to find a recognizable voice for the genitals. So, Who did they think of? Yes! Chris Evans.
“He actually wasn’t there on the day. We didn’t know who we were going to get at that point,” Stan explained in an interview with Awards Daily, published on Sunday, June 19. “The guys, I think, called me at one point and were like, ‘What do you think? Do you think Chris Evans would do this with you?’”
“I was like, ‘I’m not calling him, OK? I can’t ask him to do this,’” Stan explained with a laugh. “We didn’t even know if that scene was going to make it, period. But again, word for word, line for line, it’s what was written,” the Romania native said.
“It’s Very Much A Confessional Scene”: Sebastian Stan Opens Up About The Controversial Scene
Sebastian Stan talked his heart out regarding his views on the controversial genital scene. “It’s very much a confessional scene,” Stan noted. “It’s very much sort of [like] when you’re telling a friend of yours, ‘My God, I’m developing feelings for this person and I’m kind of scared.’ So it’s a vulnerable scene like that. But then we thought we’re not going to know until we have the whole episode if it’s too much, if it makes sense, if it doesn’t.”
“Fortunately, they decided to kind of keep it,” Stan continued. “I was happy about that and, obviously, because it’s very much an homage to the book that [Lee] wrote, Tommyland, where his penis is a character.”
All the episodes of ‘Pam & Tommy‘ are streaming now on Hulu.
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