Gaze Into Chris Evans' Hotness

CHRIS EVANS: Well, for What's Your Number?, certainly. It's not like I was getting naked for a critically acclaimed piece of art. I don't think that's what you can call it.

GLAMOUR: I've noticed tattoos on your arms and chest—what are they of?

CHRIS EVANS: I can't tell you. They're pretty much all for family. Opinions change, people grow, but I think as long as they're rooted in the family, I'll probably never regret them.

GLAMOUR: If a girl is from Boston, do you feel an immediate kinship with her?

CHRIS EVANS: Absolutely. There's something so nice about a good Boston girl. My entire extended family is in Boston. If she loves Tom Brady, she gets a pass.

GLAMOUR: You seem close to your mom, Lisa. How often do you talk?

CHRIS EVANS: I talk to her once a week. There's nothing I can't say to her.

GLAMOUR: What's the best relationship advice she's ever given you?

CHRIS EVANS: [Laughs.] I don't know if I can say it! But she gave relationship advice to my whole high school. I'd have a party, and every girl would be up there talking to my mom about how stupid boys are.

GLAMOUR: What's the perfect movie to watch with a date?

CHRIS EVANS: Legends of the Fall. Man, I am flushing all credibility as a man in this interview. I'm sounding like the biggest wuss. But if you get through the first 30 minutes of Legends of the Fall and don't shed a tear, you are not carbon-based.

GLAMOUR: Do you have any tips for success if a woman were to hit on you at, say, the grocery store?

CHRIS EVANS: I like a woman who can poke fun at me a little bit. I grew up not taking things too seriously, and when a girl gives me a hard time or kind of busts my chops, it makes me smile. I think, OK, I can have fun with this girl. But now that I've said that, I'm gonna have women on the street just insulting me.

Mina Hochberg is a freelance writer in New York City.