The 32-year-old actor feels that having kids is the most essential thing in life, reported E!Online.
"I want to get married, though I want children--to me that's the ultimate thing. When you're old and on your death bed, looking back at your life it's not going to be the films you've made or what you've accomplished, it's the relationships you have," Evans said.
"You're survived by things that matter--the people you love and those who love you back," he added.
"In your twenties you think, 'How will I ever not like going out?'. You have drinks, buddies, music--great! But in the last two or three years, I go to a club and I kind of wish I was home," he said.
"My idea of a good time has evolved a bit, so a night out with me might not be as exciting as it might have been a couple of years ago," he added.
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