Is Robert
Downey Jr. just
messing with the media?
While promoting The Judge (in theaters Friday), the actor
was asked numerous times if he plans to reprise his role as Iron Man in a
fourth movie. On Tuesday, he confirmed that "yes," there is another
installment in the works. "I know there are going to be a bunch more
Marvel movies," he explained, "and they have big ideas of how to do
it best and [they're] in the middle of negotiation, blah blah blah..."
After that interview with Ellen
DeGeneres, however, he changed his tune.
Appearing on The Late Show Tuesday, the actor told David
Letterman a
slightly different story. "There [are] no plans for an Iron
Man 4," he revealed. Asked why not, the 49-year-old star said,
"That's a valid question. Like it hasn't made enough money? Yeah, I guess
they have too much money or something. There is no script for Iron
Man 4. They do have a plan and I think they're going to announce it
[soon]."
Letterman didn't let up, asking Downey a second time if a fourth Iron
Man movie
could still be a possibility. "Just between us, no," he told the
late-night host. "But, I'm going to do other stuff with Marvel. I'm still
going to be involved with Marvel and there's going to be plenty of fun stuff to
happen."
Perhaps Downey was merely being coy—Marvel is known for its
secrecy, after all.
SOURCE: E! Online
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