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Before becoming Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. was out here doing side quests This movie throws crime, sarcasm, absurd situations, and nonstop insanity so perfectly that you can’t stop watching. KISS KISS BANG BANG.

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Robert Downey Jr. says this movie is why he became Iron Man. On Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005), he’s said it’s “one of the best movies I’ve ever made” — when his career was hanging by a thread. Jon Favreau saw his life witty and vulnerable just like Tony.
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Robert Downey Jr. says this movie is why he became Iron Man. On Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005), he’s said it’s “one of the best movies I’ve ever made” — when his career was hanging by a thread. Jon Favreau saw his life witty and vulnerable just like Tony.

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Val Kilmer’s comedic timing was so underrated, especially for a leading man as good looking as Kilmer. Val’s chemistry with Robert Downey Jr. in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was special. What a film, what an actor.
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Val Kilmer’s comedic timing was so underrated, especially for a leading man as good looking as Kilmer. Val’s chemistry with Robert Downey Jr. in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was special. What a film, what an actor.

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Robert Downey Jr. reveals how close Iron Man was to being overlooked before it changed Hollywood forever. “It was God’s will and a pretty good screen test. But honestly, Jon Favreau and I were both hungry to do something that would make an impact. When Iron Man came out, everyone told me, ‘This will do until The Dark Knight comes out.’ And here we are now.”
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Robert Downey Jr. reveals how close Iron Man was to being overlooked before it changed Hollywood forever. “It was God’s will and a pretty good screen test. But honestly, Jon Favreau and I were both hungry to do something that would make an impact. When Iron Man came out, everyone told me, ‘This will do until The Dark Knight comes out.’ And here we are now.”

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Christopher Nolan says casting Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man was one of the greatest casting decisions in movie history. “When Jon Favreau had the insight to cast him as Iron Man, it was one of the greatest casting decisions in the history of movies.” “You look at what that did and where that went with everything.” “Jon just knew what an incredible actor and what incredible potential there was in Downey.” “And then the movie star charisma that wonderful charisma comes into play.”
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Christopher Nolan says casting Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man was one of the greatest casting decisions in movie history. “When Jon Favreau had the insight to cast him as Iron Man, it was one of the greatest casting decisions in the history of movies.” “You look at what that did and where that went with everything.” “Jon just knew what an incredible actor and what incredible potential there was in Downey.” “And then the movie star charisma that wonderful charisma comes into play.”

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Robert Downey Jr. says he walked away from Gravity after just 20 minutes of testing because he couldn’t handle the filming setup. Howard Stern : “You were supposed to star in Gravity. It ended up being George Clooney and Sandra Bullock.” Robert Downey Jr. : “Everybody winds up doing what they’re supposed to do.” “I came on early in the development process. I don’t think Angelina Jolie was even attached at that point.” “Alfonso Cuarón and I really hit it off.” Howard Stern : “But then you told him, ‘I can’t work in this confined space.’” Robert Downey Jr. : “I went to test the new multi-spherical camera system they were using for all the CGI.” “We’d been at it for about 20 minutes when I asked, ‘How much longer?’” “They said, ‘Another two to four hours.’” “I said, ‘No, it isn’t.’” Howard Stern : “And you left!” Robert Downey Jr. : “You’ve got to have boundaries.” “You’ve got to leave before you flip out.” Howard Stern : “Clooney and Sandra Bullock both made around $70 million from that movie.” Robert Downey Jr. : “At the time, nobody knew it was going to be that big.” “Any of us can have anything, but we can’t have everything.”
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In 1992, a 27-year-old Robert Downey Jr. visited Wall Street and gave his assessment of the place. “If money is evil, then that building is the most obnoxious group of money-hungry, low-IQ, high-energy, jackrabbit, fcking wannabe, big-time, small-time, sht-talk and bothersome, irritating bunch of motherf*ckers I have ever had to endure for more than five minutes.” This was years before Iron Man and long before Downey became one of the biggest stars in Hollywood. Somewhere in there, Tony Stark was already taking notes.
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