Fans of the Marvel series, "Iron Man," are still waiting for Robert Downey Jr. to confirm his return in "Iron Man 4." Finally, Robert Downey Jr. has spoken up about Marvel and his insight about "Iron Man 4."
In an interview with USA Today, the publication asked Robert Downey Jr. the question that has been longed to hear by the many -- will fans get to see "Iron Man 4"? "I don't think ['Iron Man 4'] is in the cards," Robert Downey Jr. said.
However, Robert Downey Jr. believed that the upcoming "Captain America: Civil War" will be his "Iron Man 4." "Captain America: Civil War" is the third installment in the "Captain America" series, but for Robert Downey Jr., it's his little "Iron Man 4."
"Everything pulls over to the side of the road when the thunder of an Avengers thing comes through because that's how it is until it changes. If it changes," Robert Downey Jr. said. Then, the actor only talked about the role of Iron Man in the upcoming "Captain America: Civil War," saying that Tony Stark won't turn out to be the "total villain" as some expected.
Robert Downey Jr. said that being an antagonist won't be his final appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Movie Pilot reports. Meanwhile, "Captain America: Civil War" also marked the seventh appearance of Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man in Marvel movies.
Aside from that, he is set to appear in the upcoming two-part presentation of "Avengers: Infinity War." Furthermore, Robert Downey Jr. has not yet decided if he's going to direct a Marvel film in the future as he said that it might be the only work Marvel will offer him in the next five years.
Also, Robert Downey Jr. praised "Guardians of the Galaxy" director, James Gunn. He said that James Gunn gave "Guardians of the Galaxy" a powerful dynamic that made the movie great. "Captain America: Civil War" is set to hit the theaters on May 6.
