@@staLkerhu then purists would be wrong. Iron man was a niche and even hateable, misogynistic character before RDJ took the reigns and dumped a full dose of charm on the character.
@@Warsheep2k6 can’t remove the misoginy, it’s part and parcel of what makes Ironman interesting outside of armors, but RDJ significantly toned that shit down.
RDJ was born for the role. I love how he was able to turn his life around. Marvel did an outstanding job with all the castings. His improvised lines put all his movies over the top and that what makes them so good!
"I'm not saying that the world is enjoying its longest period of uninterrupted peace in years because of me. I'm not saying…that from the ashes of captivity…never has a greater Phoenix metaphor been personified in human history."
the only thing is that RDJ inspired hollywood to try and make everyone like him, which is unsuccessful (look at recent marvel movies), because he was so great. they just cant replicate his acting since i am pretty sure RDJ used improv while these recent movies are scripting jokes.
The whole thing about the blueberries that was actually from what I heard something that Robert Downey Jr had as a must in his contract. It was his way of staying healthy and away from his addictions, so he required healthy snacks on the sets in between takes and even while they were doing takes hence why it was in that type of bag.
I wondering if it had something to do with his recovery. It reminds me of an interview he did on Jay Leno after just getting out of prison. He was chewing gum and acting kind of wacky. They discussed his recovery because he was all over the news about getting out of prison at the time. He also talks about his new girlfriend, (at the time) Susan! Damn! It was over 20 years ago! ua-cam.com/video/YgQUUoJbme0/v-deo.html
I thought Cap's scene crashing in on Loki and referencing Hitler was good. Especially with the old man standing up to him just made it all the better. With how old the guy looked and the timeline of everything he could have been a child when all that went on.
The Shawarma scene was added when they were doing post reshoots. If you look at Chris Evans he's purposely hiding the bottom half of his face. This is because Chris was in the process of filming Snowpiercer & had a full beard.
@@Alpha0727yeah a late late additions till indeed!!! He had the beard on for the next movie & didn't wanted to spoil his new look. To maintain his Cap look, He had to wear a prosthetic lower jaw here. And it wasn't 100% perfect, on top of it he wasn't comfortable chewing anything with it on, so rather sat quietly holding his face!!!
You bring up a brilliant point - building character over time. This concept is lost in today's MCU and the suffering they are going through is apparent. Great call out!!
@@dengen324 Going woke was easier to discount the fans reactions to low character development, and gave rise to blaming the fans for not accepting the 1D characters they were churning out. It just takes too long to make money with character development. If they can shame people over developing an audience they (thought) they would make more money faster, and score points with the Left who was giving them money during Covid. They became in affect propaganda for Left leaning causes - because it was easier. They don't realize fans have a choice and will leave beloved IPs when not treated right. Hard lessons, lets hope they realize what is happening before it is all burned to the ground.
@@sleepy.timaeus.arts. Long answer - Ask Bob "I'm too tired and Overwhelmed" Iger - he said this to MSNBC: "Disney Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger said Wednesday he will no longer tolerate his company’s partners and creative team prioritizing messaging over storytelling." Additionally Bob has also addressed Disney's stand on political messaging. There is an entire book written on Disney's political "Woke" messaging including the "Not so secret Gay Agenda". Short Answer - Disney's stock drop from $200 a share a few years ago to $79 the low last quarter shows a drop in customers. The #1 reason is Disney isn't a brand that is trusted - due to the woke messaging.
The best part is they're all really good little character moments that add so much to the character. The biggest one being the blueberries, Bruce taking one shows that he and Stark are bonding, Steve not taking one shows that they aren't.
And it always shows that Tony is adhd 😂. In a good way because he constantly cuts from conversations to start new ones. Which plays a hand in his manipulation tactics.
These non scripted lines and acting is what makes the original movies so good. RDJ character fits perfectly, and gives a more comedy tone to what otherwise could be a very hard drama. The one scene that they should have kept was when he dies in End game and all the avengers, including Thor (a god) kneel to show their last respect as he saved the universe.
Christopher Nolan said recently that RDJ being cast as Iron Man is the single greatest casting in movie history. Hard to argue that. And to think Jon Favreau had to fight to cast him with the studio.
At the time i think he was through jail and rehab and all that. Movies are an investment for those kinds of businesses so it's understandable they were hesitant. Just ended up being one of those times it all worked out in the end.
Every single time I see a scene with Stark, Strange, and Parker I cannot BELIEVE no one thought to write a line where either Stark or Strange says something obvious to Parker and Parker replies "well no sh*t, Sherlock" and the other two just look at each other for a second. Such a wasted Easter egg opportunity. LOL.
I disagree. She wanted to see him crash and burn. She didn't like his policies, the way he did things, the fact that he let his weapons get into the bad guys hands. Him being iron man ruined the chances of him being "burned at the stake", so she was (more than) a little peeved.
If I remember correctly, a couple of seconds earlier she interrupted his speech and said something that implied that he was actually the Iron Man. So when he says it, she just sits there like "yep I was right dude".
That's Christine Everhart, a reporter he shared a one night stand with early on in the movie. She indirectly tips him off to Stane dealing SI weapons under the table because she was disappointed that his speech after Afghanistan about accountability seemed to be a lie. She doesn't react here because she puts the pieces together herself, like an actual journalist worth her salt.
As someone that's followed Robert's career since we were both young, he's always thrown in improvised bits. He's just so naturally skilled at getting into and understanding the character he's playing, he can pull these little moments off and they fit so perfectly.
To his immense credit RDJ made the Avengers. He made an absolutely scholarly decision to NOT accept a salary but instead he took a percentage. He is still reaping the rewards of his very shrewd investment.
How prophetic. Years later healthy people were required to wear a mask at their own desk. Be called murderer if they did not get barely tested dna virus.
this is something that I hear about really good movies/series and how an actor is so well-suited to the character they're playing that the writer actually adjusts their writing around the actor and takes criticism and advice from them, for example this happened in the Sopranos and plenty of other stuff too
The line "that man is playing galaga" in germany got translated to "that one plays a shooter game" which makes it even more funny when we see what he is gaming.
@@Blaisem That depends. On one side, yes, you can't translate language dependend jokes. On the other side can they add new jokes. Like they did here. Or another example is in Deadpool 3. They created a completely new joke, when Chris Evans shows up in the pruned world. In GerDub, The Torch had another voice actor then Cap has. And Deadpool mentiones that he should have heard that this wasn't Cap, which perfectly fits Deadpool's 4th wall breaking nature. But even if half of the original jokes might be missing or at least are different, the quality standard of the german dub culture is overall surprisingly high.
The shawarma scene at the end of avengers was so late after the end of filming that Chris Evans had already started working on another movie, one where his character had a beard. So he’s posed in such a way that his hand covers his facial hair which had grown out science filming avengers but couldn’t be shaved.
Fun Fact: the Shakespeare in the Park part was improvised, and still, the mission name on avengers Lego game is named Shakespeare in the Park, showing the influence of his improvisation.
2:46 Don recovered so quickly that I had always thought he was grimacing at how Tony refused help even when he was this beaten down. I never knew it was him holding back laughter.
It makes you wonder how Robert Downey Jr. Felt concerned about playing Lewis Strauss, after playing Iron Man for so long. Especially when he’s been improvising a lot throughout his time in the MCU.
i cannot think of a single person on our entire planet who could've been a better casting for ironman. rdj not only pulls of the role perfectly, he also just carries the tony stark vibe at all times. we were SO blessed to have rdj for live-action tony 🥰
what's funny is the shawarma thing is now cannon in some published marvel books like squirrel girl Thor eating shawarma is just an in-universe thing now he really likes shawarma
I'd like to argue the best part in Age of Ultron was after Tony takes out all the guards & says "Well this was fun" one of the guards in pain responds with "No it wasn't"
Holy shit can’t believe the 4 words are adlib and more shocked they allowed it since it feels like it will require a lot of changed story writing for it
That actually makes sense now why his blueberries were in an anti-static bag. Hard to see through and blends with the rest of the electronic props in the lab.
@@cerebralassassin2185 The dialogue and I blame hair and makeup wardrobe and props. He should have never looked that cool and had a skateboard. He should have had like matted down hair and started out with glasses and worn like a button-up
This is the reason why the original avengers was amazing. The story can be a bit crappy but the cast embodied the characters so much and did justice to our beloved characters.
They could have re-shot the "I am Iron Man" scene and kept 2 alternate versions of the ending for us to discover in the dvd/BR release. This kind of improv has huge concequences for the plot and the production itself. RD Jr took a million gamble on the spot. The credits goes to the writters because they are the ones supposed to build the story around this drastic change.
there are people that are meant to play certain role. RDJr is Ironman, as Hugh Jackman is Wolverine and Johnny Depp is Jack Sparrow. I cant imagine anyone else playing them.
imagine you just casually working at a local shawarma joint and a bunch of people with superhero costumes and a ton of camera man just casually walk in.
I love in the shawarma scene how they all are suffering from that crash that comes after the adrenaline wears off. It's clear they are enjoying the food but they are just too pooped to squeak.
He also went off script at the end of the first Iron Man when he said “I am Iron Man” you can tell by how the crowed reacted they didn’t expect him to say that. They had to run with it since it was on live TV. Years later you can see it turned out to be a success.
The blueberry story is basically a perfect illustration why RDJ is the perfect cast for Tony Stark. Tony Stark would be exactly the guy to say "There's your rules, and then there's things that I do, because I don't care about your rules." This attitude is exactly what makes this character believable, and RDJ having these moments and traits as well just makes sense.
this video makes me wanna rewatch the ironman movies 😭 it’s been so long since i have. i was in elementary when the first one came out! i believe i saw the trailer during a school trip to watch a documentary. good times
when you have a great actor and the realisation has the freedom and the gut to "play" with it and let him do his thing, it can creates miracles. For that you need a great cast, that works together and finds that alchemy, you need a production that let´s them impersonate the characters and play with it, you also need a story that allows it. We are lucky all was there for these MCU series of film.
Here’s a fun fact: Chris Evans in the Shawarma end credit scene looked sad and the reason is because he had to grow a beard for an upcoming movie he was going to be in and they had to put prosthetic make up on him to hide the beard and he said it was very uncomfortable
He knew his character so well that he could improvise whitout us noticing. Perhaps because RDJ is a Tony Stark himself? Like Bill Murray seems a dry humour person even when not acting?
In the Avengers in the Lab Tony Stark stabs at Bruce Banner with something pointy. Banner goes "ouch", and Captain America says , "Are you crazy?" to Tony. Tony replies, "Juries out!" That is hilarious to me.
Iron Man in the MCU is 30% comic book 70% Robert Downey Jr.
Purists would disagree, but I think it is better that way...
@@staLkerhu Purists? As in, their interpretation of complete fiction is better than others'? LOL!
@@staLkerhu then purists would be wrong. Iron man was a niche and even hateable, misogynistic character before RDJ took the reigns and dumped a full dose of charm on the character.
@sieg.4444 but he is still misogynistic...
@@Warsheep2k6 can’t remove the misoginy, it’s part and parcel of what makes Ironman interesting outside of armors, but RDJ significantly toned that shit down.
RDJ is so natural as Iron Man. They will need decades to find anyone who can even come close. Marvel did an amazing job with all castings for the MCU.
Him and Hugh Jackman,you can't replace them as their characters
Iron Man can not be live action unless it's RDJ. They will have to clone him if they wanna make it in the future. Disney has them cloning dollars.
Yes, marvel pre- Disney that is
Brie Larson was questionable but for the core Avengers absolutely
Because…he is Iron Man 😌
Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool. Hugh Jackman is Wolverine. And Robert Downy Jr. is Iron Man. These are just the facts of life.
no, they are not, they all gonna be replaced by their better diverse female versions soon
Bully Maguire dancing in the background 😂
johnny depp is captiann jack sparrow
And Chris Evans is Captain America?
so true for literally everyone you mentioned
“Please be a secret door, please be a secret door. yeah.” Is one of my favorite lines. It makes me laugh every time.
he actually says "Yay!" And that's the cutest thing ever
"Job satisfaction" *ding*
If he didn't say the "Please be a secret door" line, that scene would have been very dull and weird
He clearly says yay, did you even watch the video?
😂😂
How it started "I am Iron Man".
How it ended "and I, am, Iron Man".
this comments so good man lol
Still missing the iconic character
😭😭😭😭😭
@@vinogaranreddy6083 well said 👍
How it restarted: “I AM DOCTOR DOOM”
RDJ was born for the role. I love how he was able to turn his life around. Marvel did an outstanding job with all the castings. His improvised lines put all his movies over the top and that what makes them so good!
Like how RDJ turned his life around, Tony Stark did too.
Nobody gives credit to Sarah Halley Finn.
She's the casting director in all MCU movies. She deserves credit too
"I'm not saying that the world is enjoying its longest period of uninterrupted peace in years because of me. I'm not saying…that from the ashes of captivity…never has a greater Phoenix metaphor been personified in human history."
the only thing is that RDJ inspired hollywood to try and make everyone like him, which is unsuccessful (look at recent marvel movies), because he was so great. they just cant replicate his acting since i am pretty sure RDJ used improv while these recent movies are scripting jokes.
@@RedStreak29
That's not true. Jon Favreau pushed RDJ for Iron Man
Downey as Iron Man was 75% of the reason for the MCU success.
Seriously, he carried the whole franchise.
True
Definitely, the only reason that got me into watching mcu movies is because of spider man and iron man
Come on that exaggeration
Same@@pulletbroof4566
The whole thing about the blueberries that was actually from what I heard something that Robert Downey Jr had as a must in his contract. It was his way of staying healthy and away from his addictions, so he required healthy snacks on the sets in between takes and even while they were doing takes hence why it was in that type of bag.
I wondering if it had something to do with his recovery. It reminds me of an interview he did on Jay Leno after just getting out of prison. He was chewing gum and acting kind of wacky. They discussed his recovery because he was all over the news about getting out of prison at the time. He also talks about his new girlfriend, (at the time) Susan!
Damn! It was over 20 years ago!
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Honestly, RDJ's line "Doth mother know, you weareth her drapes." is my favorite in that entire movie, I can't believe it was improv.
I thought Cap's scene crashing in on Loki and referencing Hitler was good. Especially with the old man standing up to him just made it all the better. With how old the guy looked and the timeline of everything he could have been a child when all that went on.
Same lol
What does it even mean?
@@kittikovari4322he asked if Thor’s mother knows that he’s wearing her curtains - he’s talking about Thor’s cape
RDJ was Iron Man and whatever they paid him for the role was a bargain because he is the only reason I saw most of these movies. True story.
Same.
He had been the face for MCU to most of the people and attracted a huge portion of audience to the theatres ✨
@@kevinintheusa8984 $75M plus 2% movie profits for Ironman franchise
mee too, man. MCU died for me with Tony
The Shawarma scene was added when they were doing post reshoots. If you look at Chris Evans he's purposely hiding the bottom half of his face. This is because Chris was in the process of filming Snowpiercer & had a full beard.
The Shawarma scene was actually filmed on April 12, 2012, a day after the World Premiere and less than a month before the movie was released.
@@Alpha0727yeah a late late additions till indeed!!! He had the beard on for the next movie & didn't wanted to spoil his new look. To maintain his Cap look, He had to wear a prosthetic lower jaw here. And it wasn't 100% perfect, on top of it he wasn't comfortable chewing anything with it on, so rather sat quietly holding his face!!!
You bring up a brilliant point - building character over time. This concept is lost in today's MCU and the suffering they are going through is apparent. Great call out!!
They stopped building characters thinking we would move on, when in fact we are moving on because we are getting lame 1D templates of a character.
Going woke didn't help the MCU
@@dengen324 Going woke was easier to discount the fans reactions to low character development, and gave rise to blaming the fans for not accepting the 1D characters they were churning out. It just takes too long to make money with character development. If they can shame people over developing an audience they (thought) they would make more money faster, and score points with the Left who was giving them money during Covid. They became in affect propaganda for Left leaning causes - because it was easier. They don't realize fans have a choice and will leave beloved IPs when not treated right. Hard lessons, lets hope they realize what is happening before it is all burned to the ground.
@@dengen324how has the mcu “gone woke”?
@@sleepy.timaeus.arts. Long answer - Ask Bob "I'm too tired and Overwhelmed" Iger - he said this to MSNBC:
"Disney Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger said Wednesday he will no longer tolerate his company’s partners and creative team prioritizing messaging over storytelling."
Additionally Bob has also addressed Disney's stand on political messaging. There is an entire book written on Disney's political "Woke" messaging including the "Not so secret Gay Agenda".
Short Answer - Disney's stock drop from $200 a share a few years ago to $79 the low last quarter shows a drop in customers. The #1 reason is Disney isn't a brand that is trusted - due to the woke messaging.
The best part is they're all really good little character moments that add so much to the character. The biggest one being the blueberries, Bruce taking one shows that he and Stark are bonding, Steve not taking one shows that they aren't.
And it always shows that Tony is adhd 😂. In a good way because he constantly cuts from conversations to start new ones. Which plays a hand in his manipulation tactics.
These non scripted lines and acting is what makes the original movies so good. RDJ character fits perfectly, and gives a more comedy tone to what otherwise could be a very hard drama. The one scene that they should have kept was when he dies in End game and all the avengers, including Thor (a god) kneel to show their last respect as he saved the universe.
Yes, I one hundred percent agree!! I wish they had kept that!!
Wait!! He dies!?!?
Yes@@RobinWildlife
That reminds me of the scene where everyone kneels before the hobbits in Return of the King.
A brilliant actor who leveled up the MCU to it's best.
Christopher Nolan said recently that RDJ being cast as Iron Man is the single greatest casting in movie history. Hard to argue that. And to think Jon Favreau had to fight to cast him with the studio.
At the time i think he was through jail and rehab and all that. Movies are an investment for those kinds of businesses so it's understandable they were hesitant. Just ended up being one of those times it all worked out in the end.
The ghosts of Marlon Brando and George C. Scott disagree.
@@Rocky-or4rz Downey was paid $500k for Ironman & $75M for Ironman 3
The studio wants tom cruise as tony stark
Can you imagine that??
@@CuriousPug12 sounds decent, rdj being legendary of course
Every single time I see a scene with Stark, Strange, and Parker I cannot BELIEVE no one thought to write a line where either Stark or Strange says something obvious to Parker and Parker replies "well no sh*t, Sherlock" and the other two just look at each other for a second. Such a wasted Easter egg opportunity. LOL.
OMG yes.......why didn't I think of it?
Haha Nice!!! I wonder if they did think of it but something to do with copyright permissions....you know how the industry can be!
That would have been annoying, taking you out of this film just to point fingers at a different one.
@@carlotta4th What are you talking about.
That’s so cringy
When they hired him to play Tony Stark, that was a stroke of absolute genius...
They thought about Tom Cruise, which would have been a disaster (or at least something less fun and very different).
@@RO8s
It would have been way more expensive and serious
All because of terrence howard
RDJ should get an Oscar.
After recently winning a golden globe, I can see why.
He almost did for Tropic Thunder. Only losing to the then passed Heath Ledger for Joker.
Well this comment got old very well 😜😂
He got one!
No, Oscar should get RDJ
That single “Yay!” Is my favorite moment in the second Avengers movie. I don’t know how many times I’ve watched it back to back.
Glad I lived through RDJ's Iron Man performances. Many, many fine memories.
He is also great in Sherlock Holmes
@@itsgonnabeokay9341 I agree. But that was short lived, sadly.
@@fps079 Sherlock Holmes 3 is still coming tho.
0:04 when the whole press room erupts in surprise, leggy blonde stays seated. Looks like Tony revealed his secret the night before
Crazy
I disagree. She wanted to see him crash and burn. She didn't like his policies, the way he did things, the fact that he let his weapons get into the bad guys hands. Him being iron man ruined the chances of him being "burned at the stake", so she was (more than) a little peeved.
If I remember correctly, a couple of seconds earlier she interrupted his speech and said something that implied that he was actually the Iron Man. So when he says it, she just sits there like "yep I was right dude".
Or she's just being a blonde and slow to react.
That's Christine Everhart, a reporter he shared a one night stand with early on in the movie. She indirectly tips him off to Stane dealing SI weapons under the table because she was disappointed that his speech after Afghanistan about accountability seemed to be a lie. She doesn't react here because she puts the pieces together herself, like an actual journalist worth her salt.
As someone that's followed Robert's career since we were both young, he's always thrown in improvised bits. He's just so naturally skilled at getting into and understanding the character he's playing, he can pull these little moments off and they fit so perfectly.
To his immense credit RDJ made the Avengers. He made an absolutely scholarly decision to NOT accept a salary but instead he took a percentage. He is still reaping the rewards of his very shrewd investment.
"I need you to wear a surgical mask"
"Thats rude"
How prophetic. Years later healthy people were required to wear a mask at their own desk. Be called murderer if they did not get barely tested dna virus.
@@larsharris what surprises me is that Disney didn't censor that one.
@@tvfunkyman6269 even Disney is starting to realise that the things they bought were better before they bought them.
Well she's female, what did you expect 😂
this is something that I hear about really good movies/series and how an actor is so well-suited to the character they're playing that the writer actually adjusts their writing around the actor and takes criticism and advice from them, for example this happened in the Sopranos and plenty of other stuff too
"I am Iron Man" isnt a line by a character in a movie. Thats RDJ speaking truth.
RDJ is an amazing actor, who will finally (hopefully) get his due next month for his stellar supporting turn in Oppenheimer.
3:08 that little "yay" cracks me up every time
I am convinced tony stark is playing Robert Downey Jr. now
3:03 this is my favorite part for the way he says “yay!”
Fr XD
The line "that man is playing galaga" in germany got translated to "that one plays a shooter game" which makes it even more funny when we see what he is gaming.
You watched the MCU in German? That's like missing half the movie with its jokes; no way they are all well translated.
@@Blaisem That depends. On one side, yes, you can't translate language dependend jokes. On the other side can they add new jokes. Like they did here. Or another example is in Deadpool 3. They created a completely new joke, when Chris Evans shows up in the pruned world. In GerDub, The Torch had another voice actor then Cap has. And Deadpool mentiones that he should have heard that this wasn't Cap, which perfectly fits Deadpool's 4th wall breaking nature.
But even if half of the original jokes might be missing or at least are different, the quality standard of the german dub culture is overall surprisingly high.
The shawarma scene at the end of avengers was so late after the end of filming that Chris Evans had already started working on another movie, one where his character had a beard. So he’s posed in such a way that his hand covers his facial hair which had grown out science filming avengers but couldn’t be shaved.
Fun fact: They shot the post credit scene for the Avengers movie (in the shawarma tent) the day after the world premiere!
RDJ IS Iron Man and Iron Man is RDJ. Perfect casting.
Nothing beats an underdog story, and RDJs is a good one. Thanks John for pushing for him.
He did some amazing acting work in the series. Most of it was overlooked because "comic book" was stuck to the movies.
"Due to his habit of eating" Yeah I think we all as humans feel that
Fun Fact: the Shakespeare in the Park part was improvised, and still, the mission name on avengers Lego game is named Shakespeare in the Park, showing the influence of his improvisation.
2:46
Don recovered so quickly that I had always thought he was grimacing at how Tony refused help even when he was this beaten down. I never knew it was him holding back laughter.
It makes you wonder how Robert Downey Jr. Felt concerned about playing Lewis Strauss, after playing Iron Man for so long. Especially when he’s been improvising a lot throughout his time in the MCU.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios because Ironman isn't real acting
The Ironman/ avengers films to me are masterpieces I can go back an watch every one of them any time and be completely entertained.
0:46 bruh that line literally made him sounds drunk af😂
5:41...can we all have a moment of silence for the loss of the way they used to build characters in the MCU, please...
Mr. D, knows I missed all this stuff, God Bless u Mr. D. !!!
Robert is brilliant in everything !!!! His portrayal of Charlie Chaplin ❤
This is exactly why we love RDJ as Iron man,He doesn't just read scripts,He makes them in 2 secs
I love how he plays with the scenes and other actors… so inspiring
0:15 It sounded like he was saying Batman but then I read the subtitles💀
I never realised until I started watching this video that the woman Tony was "with" was so shocked she didn't even stand up.
RDJ made Iron man come to life...at this moment in time...no one comes close to being the new Iron Man...RDJ IS IRON MAN!!!!
He was always the beat of his generation. Minus speed bumps he's still right up there
So basically almost all the iconic moments of Tony Stark were RDJ being his King of Improvisation self. Yep. That tracks.
i cannot think of a single person on our entire planet who could've been a better casting for ironman. rdj not only pulls of the role perfectly, he also just carries the tony stark vibe at all times. we were SO blessed to have rdj for live-action tony 🥰
Imagine being so good at your job that the director let's you take the lead.
what's funny is the shawarma thing is now cannon in some published marvel books like squirrel girl
Thor eating shawarma is just an in-universe thing now he really likes shawarma
Even Deadpool 3 had it as a reference.
I'd like to argue the best part in Age of Ultron was after Tony takes out all the guards & says "Well this was fun" one of the guards in pain responds with "No it wasn't"
this kind of analysis of the actor just told me how much he is at this place in work. he is an amazing actor in my opinion.
And that's why MCU will never be the same without him
Two words- Doctor Doom
always like anything RDJ in, some more than others, this more than any
RDJ IS an Iron Man in a way
Who's here after he got his role as Doctor Doom?
Holy shit can’t believe the 4 words are adlib and more shocked they allowed it since it feels like it will require a lot of changed story writing for it
The shwarma scene was actually from Xander in his audition for Buffy. Joss kept it in his back pocket. RDJ didn't come up with it.
That just shows how much influence and skills he has in this industry..
Tony's "yay" and Loki's "ta-daa" will always be on my favorites.
That actually makes sense now why his blueberries were in an anti-static bag. Hard to see through and blends with the rest of the electronic props in the lab.
😂😂😂 I love RDJ I had no idea those were improved
Andre Garfield was the closest thing we got to a funny Spider-Man. We need someone with this level of humor
He actually has the exact look and personality of what peter and Spider-Man should have. They just did terrible with the dialog.
@@cerebralassassin2185 The dialogue and I blame hair and makeup wardrobe and props. He should have never looked that cool and had a skateboard. He should have had like matted down hair and started out with glasses and worn like a button-up
This is the reason why the original avengers was amazing. The story can be a bit crappy but the cast embodied the characters so much and did justice to our beloved characters.
I love unscripted scenes
"ROBERT DOWNEY TOTALLY IMPROVISED A LINE: THE LINE HE WAS SUPPOSED TO SAY WAS "YES" BUT HE SAID "YEP"!"
What really sells a movie....is the acting in between setpieces/CGi mashups
Actors improvisations is what makes movies, series, and TV shows great!
Nothing like when people do well while going off script. RDJ is one of my favs.
In the schwarma scene, cap isn’t eating because he had something on his mouth because he was getting ready for another movie
Robert Downey Jr on getting Iron Man role: "IT'S LIKE, I WAS MADE FOR THIS."
the adults are talking line is such a perfect tony moment i love knowing it was written in the script
They could have re-shot the "I am Iron Man" scene and kept 2 alternate versions of the ending for us to discover in the dvd/BR release.
This kind of improv has huge concequences for the plot and the production itself. RD Jr took a million gamble on the spot.
The credits goes to the writters because they are the ones supposed to build the story around this drastic change.
there are people that are meant to play certain role. RDJr is Ironman, as Hugh Jackman is Wolverine and Johnny Depp is Jack Sparrow. I cant imagine anyone else playing them.
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imagine you just casually working at a local shawarma joint and a bunch of people with superhero costumes and a ton of camera man just casually walk in.
I love in the shawarma scene how they all are suffering from that crash that comes after the adrenaline wears off. It's clear they are enjoying the food but they are just too pooped to squeak.
2:33 what movie is that from?
Marvel Endgame 👍
At his new house when they came to discuss about time machine
Avengers endgame
Back to the future
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He also went off script at the end of the first Iron Man when he said “I am Iron Man” you can tell by how the crowed reacted they didn’t expect him to say that. They had to run with it since it was on live TV. Years later you can see it turned out to be a success.
That "yay" 😂
I always enjoy your "reveals" and your excellent narration. Many times you make my day ..Gracias .! 😎
The blueberry story is basically a perfect illustration why RDJ is the perfect cast for Tony Stark. Tony Stark would be exactly the guy to say "There's your rules, and then there's things that I do, because I don't care about your rules." This attitude is exactly what makes this character believable, and RDJ having these moments and traits as well just makes sense.
Much appriaciation of all the hard work creating this video
The part where Tony has blueberries was actually included as free roam quest in the Lego Avengers game.
this video makes me wanna rewatch the ironman movies 😭 it’s been so long since i have. i was in elementary when the first one came out! i believe i saw the trailer during a school trip to watch a documentary. good times
I was SO YOUNG when Iron Man first came out. I didn't know as a kid why Iron Man became my favorite at the time. As I got older I understood it's RDJ
when you have a great actor and the realisation has the freedom and the gut to "play" with it and let him do his thing, it can creates miracles.
For that you need a great cast, that works together and finds that alchemy, you need a production that let´s them impersonate the characters and play with it, you also need a story that allows it.
We are lucky all was there for these MCU series of film.
Here’s a fun fact: Chris Evans in the Shawarma end credit scene looked sad and the reason is because he had to grow a beard for an upcoming movie he was going to be in and they had to put prosthetic make up on him to hide the beard and he said it was very uncomfortable
Please don't tell me he improvised "I am Ironman" in the first movie, that's INSANE. lol he just said "This is my story now."
I can't believe a franchise could be so good, and then fall so far...oh wait...Star Wars gives the MCU a run for the money.
Congrats RDJ for your 1st oscar! ❤
With end game, it feels it's really just the end. Nothing after it felt good enough to watch.
He knew his character so well that he could improvise whitout us noticing. Perhaps because RDJ is a Tony Stark himself? Like Bill Murray seems a dry humour person even when not acting?
Seems very fitting for this character to have an actor with a quick wit.
The “I am Ironman” reveal was the most memorable and exciting for me, I think it really matches Tony’s personality too.
In the Avengers in the Lab Tony Stark stabs at Bruce Banner with something pointy. Banner goes "ouch", and Captain America says , "Are you crazy?" to Tony. Tony replies, "Juries out!" That is hilarious to me.