Chris Evans & Ana de Armas on Reuniting for ’Ghosted’ and Their “Easy“ Chemistry | PEOPLE

Chris Evans and Ana de Armas’ friendship is going strong after three movies together. The duo first shared the screen in 2019’s ’Knives Out’ and both held their own in 2022’s ’The Gray Man.’ Now reunited in ’Ghosted,’ an action rom-com streaming on Apple TV this Friday, de Armas and Evans tell PEOPLE in this week’s issue they were eager to explore a new dynamic with each other. They finally got to “like each other“ onscreen, jokes de Armas, 34. “It was nice, with this movie we finally got to interact in a more playful, banter-y sort of way,“ says Evans, 41. “In ’Knives Out’ we’re obviously adversarial. The second film, Gray Man, we didn’t have anything together, so this was fun to actually get to have some repartee and explore that type of movie.“ Subscribe to People ►► #ChrisEvans #AnaDeArmas #Ghosted #DoubleTalk #PEOPLE Catch up on the latest celebrity news, top stories and more: PEOPLE goes behind-the-scenes with our cover stars for exclusive stories and in-depth interviews: PEOPLE goes in-depth with your favorite stars and celebrities to bring you exclusive stories and features: Go inside the homes of your favorite celebrities with exclusive house tours: Get exclusive access into the biggest celebrity weddings. From the dresses and rings to dances and surprises, PEOPLE covers it all: Watch as your favorite couples reveal the secrets to love and happiness in celebrity love stories: Stay up to date with The Royal Family: Watch kids interview your favorite celebrities with the most adorable questions you’ll ever hear: ABOUT PEOPLE PEOPLE remains the trusted authority at the center of pop culture. The PEOPLE brand features a unique mix of breaking entertainment news, exclusive photos, video, unparalleled access to the red carpet, celebrities, and in-depth reporting on the most compelling newsmakers of our time. CONNECT WITH PEOPLE Web: Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: Chris Evans & Ana de Armas on Reuniting for ’Ghosted’ and Their “Easy“ Chemistry | PEOPLE