Chris Evans possibly drops interesting plot detail about 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron'

Chris Evans returns to the big screen as Captain America/Steve Rogers in Captain America: The Winter Soldier on April 4. He will step into that role again for The Avengers: Age of Ultron next summer, but could he also step into an older Captain America costume?

Evans spoke with The Scotsman and may have let slip that he has been fitted for a period jacket for Age of Ultron:

"One jacket appears briefly at the start of The Winter Soldier, when former soldier Steve Rogers pays a visit to a present-day Captain America exhibition at the Smithsonian.

'They were great jackets,' he says enthusiastically. 'I loved the fit and the look. One of them may even have come home with me.'

And then he mentions that he's just been measured up for another period jacket for his next Avengers film. Does that suggest the Captain will return to his past in the The Avengers: Age Of Ultron? Evans looks briefly agonized, realizing that he might be confirming an unauthorized plot detail ahead of that film's 2015 release. "Maybe," he says coyly."

Now this could simply mean that we will see a brief flashback to Cap's World War II days, or maybe Captain America just happens to have a 1940s jacket that he'll throw on during the movie at some point. Time travel likely wouldn't fit the tone or plot of the movie, but we're honestly far too early in the process to make a definitive call one way or the other.

What do you all think? Let us know in the comments below.