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The actor explained that he meant to text Robert Downey Jr., instead.
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In countenance and demeanor, he seems tailor-made to be a perennial awards’ show host.
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When everything has to be connected, nothing can stand on its own.
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Downey maintained that the 2008 comedy was meant to criticize "tropes that are not right" that they saw in Hollywood at the time.
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The reality star said he was consuming "hundreds, if not thousands, of pills. Every day, all day."
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"We improvised almost every scene of that movie."
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Avengers: Endgame director Joe Russo also denied the rumors.
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Christopher Nolan's biopic is finally available on digital today.
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Iron Man and Black Widow both died in Endgame, but that's not a dealstopper, apparently.
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Evans originally turned the role down twice – until Robert Downey Jr. gave him a call.
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After playing a leading man as Captain America, Evans was content to play Ransom in Johnson's 2019 mystery hit.
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History buffs, take note.
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Popcorn not included!
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Alison Bechdel never intended for her "test" to be used like this.
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Unless you're an expert in the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the Christopher Nolan movie will leave you lost.
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This star-studded movie is coming to theaters soon!
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“And I was like, ‘I’ve got to have a better English accent than Jude Law at this point,’" Downey Jr. recalled thinking.
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Few actors can say that their best movie is the very one that put them on the map, but for Robert Downey Jr., that was exactly the case.
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Downey Jr. deemed The Avengers: Age of Ultron and other iconic movies of his as mere "content."
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While his restoration teams convert his cars into more eco-friendly, but powerful, vehicles, RDJ travels to where the most innovation is happening.