Chris Evans is offering fans a chance to join himself and five of his Marvel co-stars for a “virtual hangout,” if they contribute to the All In Challenge.

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Evans announced the promotion on his new Instagram account, mentioning that he was challenged by Avengers co-star Chris Pratt.

“We can do a private Q&A, you can ask us anything, we’ll spill the beans, then maybe some games,” Evans said. “I would recommend Scattergories.” Evans will be joined by Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner.

“Hang with these ‘super’ stars for a sure-to-be-remembered board game battle and wrap up the call with a question and answer session with the castmates,” the donation page reads. “Here’s your chance to ask your deepest questions about life, success, their acting careers and other topics beyond the universe!”

100% of the money earned through the promotion will be donated to Feeding America, Meals On Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry.

Evans ends the video by challenging Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackie, and Billy Porter to donate to the cause.

There is no set date for when the virtual hangout will take place. Donation can be made here.

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Mark Ruffalo is one of the biggest actors in the world these days although he is most known for playing the Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The vast majority of Marvel characters have gotten their very own solo movies although the Hulk remains the only one who hasn’t received the same treatment.

Over the years, Ruffalo has been indifferent about having his own solo movie but now, he appears to have changed his tune. During a recent interview Variety, the Avengers member says he would be interested in a standalone Hulk film as it would help explain what happens to the character in between all of the ensemble movies.

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“There’s an idea that I think could be really interesting,” Ruffalo said. “We’ve never really followed him into his life. He’s always kind of off on the side. He’s like the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern of the Avengers. It’d be interesting to fill in all the blanks about what happened to him between all these movies.”

While a Hulk movie isn’t actually in the cards right now, it certainly seems like it could be if Ruffalo really pushes for it. If you’re a fan of the character, this interview should definitely come as some good news.

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Mark Ruffalo became a fan-favorite in the MCU for his role as The Hulk in Iron Man 3, Captain Marvel and every film in The Avengers series. Now it looks like he may be reprising his role as the iconic superhero for the upcoming Disney+ series She-Hulk, in addition to starring in HBO’s upcoming television adaptation of “Best Picture”-winning film Parasite.

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Ruffalo made an appearance at the C2E2 Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (seen above) to spill a few minor details on his involvement in both projects. While he kept it a bit brief when discussing She-Hulk, saying he’s only in “preliminary talks” at this point, Mark did confirm that news of his involvement in the Parasite television series is pretty accurate. “We’ve met. I love him [Bong Joon-ho], I love that movie,” the Dark Waters actor said, following up adding, “I might be playing the father in Parasite on a television show. I would love to do it. We’re sort of waiting on the script and all that, but yeah, that’s pretty much true and in the works.”

Mark Ruffalo also joked about Martin Scorsese’s recent comments where he deemed Marvel films as “not cinema,” saying he’d make an amazing, “more dark” Marvel film. Read up more on that over at ComicBook, and let us know if you’d be down to see The Hulk and She-Hulk meet on Disney+ or if Ruffalo would make a good fit in a Parasite television adaptation down in the comments.

Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite film made history at last night’s Oscar Awards when it became the first foreign-language movie to win Best Picture. The South Korean filmmaker jumped on stage to accept each of his four awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best International Feature Film) clearly taken back by his own accomplishments and at one point showing love to Martin Scorsese for inspiring his film endeavors. 

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Collider now reports that HBO is in early developments of turning the film into a series for the network. While details are on the low, the publication reports that Mark Ruffalo is being eyed to star in the television rendition. Bong will be teaming with Adam McKay on the series to produce five or six episodes. The publication reached out to the network for a statement. “The HBO limited series inspired by Parasite is in the early stages of development, and to speculate on any characters or casting is wildly premature,” they responded. 

“I had all these key ideas accumulated from when I started writing the script,” Bong said of the series. “I just couldn’t include all those ideas in the two-hour running time of the film, so they’re all stored in my iPad and my goal with this limited series is to create a six-hour-long film.”