Prepare to love Chris Evans even MORE than you already do. Over the holidays, the Captain America star visited 9-year-old super-fan Kenny Botting at Christopher's Haven, a Boston-based "home away from home" for children who are fighting cancer. Botting, who has a brain tumor, was surprised with gifts by Evans and got as many autographs and photos as he wanted. He even had the opportunity to do what very few have managed to do - tie up Captain America with a rope! LOL.
"It's their strength that gives people like me strength," Chris said. "If there's any way to bring a smile or just give positive words of reinforcement and encouragement, it's worth it." Watch the sweet video here:
What'd you think of Chris' surprise?
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Choclatelovee: Let me rephrase that i feel bad with anybody with a brain tumor and cancer
NancyRobinson: Not in an effort to exalt Myself but after receiving 2 very costly lawsuit . I had given one sister & husband quite a substaintial
NancyRobinson: ( interrupted ) to play a hero on T.V . But also the boy's real life hero . Lots of toys and play time with Chris ensued . It was well taped & very news worthy for Boston; also reports of Chris heading up campaign of raising enough money for a new home for the boy & family. True altruism is the act of given without gaining anything fr it. The child would have been just as enthralled with the famous actor 's visit without the camera's & New Coverage on 6 o'clock news! The big question remains : would Chris , the show producer/director ,Chris's P.R team be just as fullfilled as the family ,& boy were regardless of camera's .without
NancyRobinson: A nice effort by Chris Evans for to visit boy with head tumour . Chris happens to play a hero
Choclatelovee: That is so sweet and touching i feel so sorry with the kid with brain tumor
NancyRobinson: Not in an effort to exalt Myself but after receiving 2 very costly lawsuit . I had given one sister & husband quite a substaintial
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