Chris Evans and Ana de Armas have the BEST chemistry!

Obviously, we're looking for a new bond. Could this guy step into the role? This guy? Yeah, this guy right here. No way, I'm no way near. There's like 10 other people in this cast alone. That could be the next bond before me. This is not the first time that you two guys have worked together. Anna, what's it like working with this guy? I love it. I really do. This is, you can speak honestly here. I want to know about bad habits. Poor work practices. You know, Chris does something very funny. He loves to eat these minty things for his... He loves it fresh. I have a real breath-like obsession. He's only bad breath, so I'm constantly popping. It's so strong that when he talks to me, it makes my eyes... It's just terrible halitosis. Is that why? No, it's just one of my things that I just don't... I really don't like when other people... This is about you kind of sort of throwing it onto everyone else. If they can smell mint, they're going to have fresh breath around you. I like where your head is at, Chris. Yeah, yeah. It's just every time we talk, it starts with an apology. Sorry, I just ate it. I just really don't like people with bad breath. I think bad breath is just such a turn-off. Anna, how minty is Chris as we speak? Are you the closest to him? I've not taken one in a minute. Now, Chris, you've been in the press recently, not only obviously for the new film, but also because you finally ditched your old iPhone. So you're in London at the moment. What's it been like taking photographs of things that are coming out clear? Yeah, the photos are good. The photos are good. I missed the home button, but the pictures are good. Yeah. Was that a big thing for you to do that? Yeah, I just don't like learning new technology. And I just feel like things should work until they don't. And it's frustrating. I miss my iPhone 6. Oh. 6S. 6S, yeah. Come on, I wasn't a complete dinosaur. Come on, 6S, guys. I know what time it is. And Anna, you obviously are used to the big action scenes in films. You were a bomb girl. What was that experience like? Amazing. I loved that experience. I loved working with Daniel again, both of these guys from Knives Out. And it was really cool. And I got, unfortunately, very short time in the movie and also very short time preparing for it. So it was so good that when the Russo's called me for this one, I was like, damn, I really want to do it and just do more and enjoy the genre a little bit more. And I did. It was one of the preparation experiences that I've enjoyed the most, for sure. Obviously, we're looking for a new Bond. Could this guy step into the role? There's like 10 other people in this cast alone. That could be the next Bond before me. Who are you talking about? Pick one. The lady standing next to me. Wouldn't that be great? Wouldn't it? A female Bond. Wouldn't that be great? Anna's the new Bond. I mean, she's better fit than me. Maybe, though. Chris, I want to ask you, because you're famous for kind of talking about the fact that you're actively searching for the one. Can we talk about it this early in the morning? How is the dating scene going? Look what you've done now. I can't believe it. This is why it doesn't pay to be candid in these. No, but they call me sinner here in the UK, because I'm very good at setting people up on dates. So I just want to ask how it's all going. Yeah, it's going great. Listen, I can't believe I even said this. Anna said it the other day. She was like, you did it to yourself. You know, you do 1,000 interviews a day. You casually say in an interview, someone asks you a question. I forget. I don't even remember the context of the question. It felt like a really honest response in the moment, but it had this reaction. Oh, I'm sorry for asking. I just thought I might be able to help you out with the British listener. It's probably a good way. We've got 5 million people listening right now. It's probably not a bad idea to market yourself. No, no. Listen, well, see, I could dig myself a deeper hole by giving more information. I'm not going to, but I don't need any help. Don't offer it. Yeah, exactly. Now, I know we're here to talk about The Greyman, but I have to ask you about Marilyn Monroe, which is your next big film project. That is going to be super exciting, right? Where do you guys see the next trailer? When is that trailer coming out? I don't know. A couple of weeks. How was that whole process? It is truly one of the most beautiful experiences I've ever had. Also, you know, very intense. But I'm so proud of this movie. It's just so beautiful and moving and touching and different. And Andrew Dominic is a genius and, you know, everything that's in that movie is because of him and his vision. And I feel like people is going to have an opportunity to have an insight into what it was like to actually be her. It's more of like an experience instead of like a regular or like a more biopic, you know? So it's more like you're sitting there and you're just going with her feelings. And it's just beautiful. I can't wait to actually talk about it. Maybe you'll come back and tell us all about that when that movie's out. I would love to. But for the time being, we wish you the very best of luck with The Greyman. It's in cinemas now. It's on Netflix tomorrow. Our special guests, Chris and Ana Diaz. Thank you.