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Robert Downey Jr. Just Exploded on an interview: Marvel for forcing him to die in Avengers: Endgame against his will “They forced me to kill Tony Stark. I told them straight up I didn’t want him to die, that the character still had more to give, and they looked...

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yashwanthpvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ It's their movie and u r just an actor. U r not the authority there. This ego in actors when they grow is quite bad. The production team pays u . So let them do what they want and not interfere

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B R I G H Tvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Fake as hell. RDJ cried when they pitched the death… then said that’s f*ckN awesome.

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Ola CEngvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ 😂 The internet loves creating superhero drama. Until there’s a real source, this sounds like fan fiction.

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Nduka Benedictvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Time to stop your posts from my TL , i hate frauds

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messagemailbox12345vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ This is as fake ass it can get click bait fake news hope X will pull this page down for misinformation

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uti jerryvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ The actual story that’s been public for years is that Jon Favreau was the one who pushed back hard against killing Tony.

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🇺🇸 Bobby 🗽 Polzer 🇺🇸vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Ever since they killed off Tony Stark/Ironman marvel kinda sucks ass.

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Mercy Noirvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Why lie? Not a single bit of that is said at all.

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Jan Swanepoelvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Geez dude at least make it seem a bit less AI

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maytwentysevenvor 1 Monat

Always watch the video first before reading this crap.

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Benvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ for real ?

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yeah bro

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SIDNEYvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Good. Iron Man was a rich asshole who got what he deserved. Marvel did the right thing by killing him off so the franchise could finally move on from that overrated narcissist. Cry more, stans.

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I love him

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Satisfymevor 1 Monat

he is currently playing Doctor Doom for the same studio, in a film directed by the same Russo brothers nobody signs a two-picture deal with the people who allegedly held a gun to their heada lso "a studio holding a gun to your head and calling it storytelling" is not how anyone talks in an interview that is how someone writes one 🤣🤣

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A.vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ People on Twitter will generate a completely fake AI quote, slap an old photo of RDJ on it, and watch the whole timeline fall for it

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AngelAlicia💕vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Mj shocking revelation

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𝑯vor 1 Monat

wtf?

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Lokesh Sparrowvor 1 Monat

If that's a genuine quote, it would be a major story. But I'd be very cautious. It doesn't sound consistent with Robert Downey Jr.'s public comments over the years, where he's repeatedly spoken positively about Tony Stark's ending and his collaboration with Marvel. Until there's a full interview from a credible source, it's best to treat quotes like this with skepticism. AI-generated and fabricated celebrity quotes spread very quickly.

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@hlghprst_

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Here we go

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pretty xoxo💋vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ My b

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who’s Perez Hilton?

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@hlghprst_ Huh ? I thought he wanted to leave because he was tired of playing Tony Stark

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thatboy_Leevor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ If you like no watch the video. WTF is all this ai slop in the cs btw

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Bιɢɢєѕт Tєє🤭vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_

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this to touching

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Economic Bastichvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ The whole story and abilty to story tell by the writers has gone to infantile 'feelings' to tell a story and pull on viewers feelings. The writers do not read the comic books or understand them. Yes they have to adapt the story but this is bullshit.

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MR9vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Who’s your source man?

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Diego Santillan 💙vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ @xandel2

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Thomasvor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Tbh his death ment something in the movie. It wouldn’t mean anything if they didn’t have so sacrifice anything worthy

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Yaz✨ ✨vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ @grok is this true

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Emekavor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Omo.

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SIDNEYvor 1 Monat

Good. Tony Stark was a narcissistic rich-boy Mary Sue who hijacked every movie he was in. Marvel did the franchise a favor by putting him down. RDJ can cry about it all he wants — the character was played out and the box office numbers after Endgame proved they made the right call. Cope harder, Iron Bro.

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you really think so?

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@hlghprst_ Maybe he might comeback as a resurrection

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The420jokervor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ I liked his Iron Man The Iron Man franchise was epic and the catalyst to the massive success the extended universe Captain America and Thor were big players but it was Iron Man that pushed the Marvel cinematic universe Killing Tony Stark was not a great move

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pretty Ari🌹🎀vor 1 Monat

@hlghprst_ Imagine being the face of the entire MCU and still getting forced into a death you didn’t want. Wild

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is that Jang UK from alchemy of souls?

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@hlghprst_

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He really said that?

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