When Robert Downey Jr. Goes Totally Off Script!

The truth is I'm Iron Man, one of the most memorable Avengers moments involves Tony Stark calling out a shield employee with a witty comment. Batman is playing Gallaga. We thought we wouldn't notice, but we did. Jos Weeden shared on the DVD commentary that Robert Downey Jr came. They came up with a funny line on the spot and found it so funny that they added a Galaga screen to the Man's computer and in post-production in the exciting climax of Iron Man 2 we saw Tony Stark and Roie facing off and things got a little different. little hot afterwards. the house party is over roie walks up to confront tony

robert

in the middle of the confrontation says a line so hilarious you can't help but laugh at the golden spot yes mr stark give me a big hit to beat my friends

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tony stark and Doctor Strange were arguing after getting rid of the Ebon Maw.

Peter Parker tried to intervene but was quickly silenced. I'm again, no, you're still far away, the adults are talking, it was something Tony Stark would say, but surprisingly it wasn't. a part of the

script

and Downey himself felt the need to add it in the scene, which convinces us of how well he embodied the character of Stark without backup. I'm backup, no, you're still far away, the adults are talking, no one is safe. Tony's epic genius even in the most serious situations

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Iron Man and Captain America try to bring Loki back to Nick Fury, they are interrupted by Thor after the God of Thunder steals his brother.

Stark immediately follows the Asgardian, you have no idea what we're dealing with Shakespeare in the park, does mom know you use her curtains? Director Jos Weeden revealed on the DVD commentary that he suggested the first part earlier that day and the sequel was all Robert's idea. Does mom know that you use her curtains with so many? movies and franchises within the MCU it is easy to forget the state of various relationships and conflicts from one movie to the next, for example, when Tony Stark and Steve Rogers spoke about Thanos in Avengers endgame, it is the first time they met face to face since They violently cut ties at Captain.

American Civil War I'm Going to Need You to Focus I Needed You Like in the Past Tense Tony is furious when he confronts Steve about not only losing half the universe's population but also his inability to work as a team. Clues, no, strategies, no. zero options zip is not a trustworthy liar What makes the scene even more raw is that much of it was improvised by RDJ, which made his anger and Steve's reaction feel even more genuine and heartbreaking, even you can see Don Cheeto laughing. When RDJ broke the bowl but quickly returned to the Avengers character, it was time to work for a living in Avengers Age of Ultron RDJ was not only following the

script

, he was encouraged to include his own lines and actions in the scene where Tony Stark sneaks into a Soviet laboratory while searching for a secret passage, he spontaneously mutters please be a secret door please be a secret door please be a secret door yes, both lines were not written at all since Tony was not supposed to speak during this scene yeah, that little happy yeah, will always be the best part of this entire movie, aside from Ultron himself, of course, you know, with the benefit of H in Tom Holland's first Marvel appearance in Civil War.

RDJ added a spontaneous touch to a scene in Peter Parker's room when Holland forgot his blocking RDJ improvised right now I'm going to sit here so you move your leg that part was completely improvised by Robert Tom was not in his place marker where he was supposed to be sitting so instead of cutting the scene Tony gave him a face I'm going to sit here so you can move the leg they kept it on because it fits perfectly and kicks off the fun dynamic between Spidey and Iron Man that we all love, your Spider Boy Spider. -The man in Iron Man 2 Tony tells Pepper to wear a surgical mask because she is sick.

I need to wear a surgical mask until you feel better. Okay, that's rude. This advertising line was made up by Robert Downey Jr on the spot because in this scene, Gwyneth Paltro was really sick. I need you to wear a surgical mask until you feel better. Okay, that's rude. The Avengers is full of memorable lines and scenes because it was the first time our original six Avengers shared the big screen. All in all, some of the film's best moments come from none other than Iron Man himself and one of those moments was the lab scene where Tony offers Mark Ruffalo and Chris Evans a blueberry, every dirty secret that Shield ever tried to hide.

When filming, Robert was not meant to eat anything, however, feeling hungry, he snuck a bag of blueberries onto the set, hiding them among the laboratory props, officially that was not supposed to be in that scene, but due to his habit to eat, they had to add it. blue on Spider-Man's homecoming when Tony and Peter are sitting in the back of Tony's car, he approaches and Peter thinks it's for a hug. Tony very indifferently tells him that that's not a hug. I'm just holding the door for you. No, we're not there yet, according to Holland, that move was

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improvised by RDJ because he just thought it would be fun to try to do it.

That's not a hug. I'm just holding your door in the Iron Man Shield script. develops the cover-up that the guy in the suit is Tony Stark's bodyguard. This is true in the original Iron Man comics, but Downey, being the real-life Stark, decided to change things up. The truth is, I am Iron Man. These four words set the tone for everything. MCU, the way they build characters in the MCU

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back to this moment where they threw the rule book out the window, think about it. I am better. There could be alternate universes where they played it safe and stuck to the original script. and Iron Man would have ended up being just another forgotten comic book movie you ever tried Schwan, there's a shawarma place about two blocks from here.

I don't know what it is but I want to try it, have you ever thought what was the inspiration behind it? the Shawarma scene, well, it was RDJ himself after almost sacrificing himself to save the world. Stark suggests that the team should try shawarma on one of the nearby blocks. The entire Shawarma discussion was coined by Downey and this led to the creation of the Epic post-credits. Shawarma scene with the six Avengers.