Iron Man revealed

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StoOgE said:
Would be cool, but different studios have the rights to different movies/charachters which makes that hard.

Ah-hah, but Marvel went indie this year, didn't they?
 
johnsenclan said:
He's too busy doing nothing?
Well right now he's on Broadway, but I think they're just letting Doug Jones do the voice. They thought about letting him do it in the first one but I'm guessing the studio wanted David Hyde Pierce attached so there's some recognizable name on the poster.

citrus lump said:
I'd be willing to bet you couldn't get Ed Norton, Samuel Jackson, Robert Downey jr etc. to reprise there roles though.
They should sell the actors on it by saying it'll be the Ocean's 11 of superhero movies.
 
The Avengers movie will be one of the best movies of all time. If they can get all the actors to work together, it will be great. I just hope it's not ANOTHER rehash. We don't need the Ultimate Avengers movie remade into live action.
Like someone said, Ocean's Eleven turned out great with all the stars it had.
 
M3wThr33 said:
The Avengers movie will be one of the best movies of all time. If they can get all the actors to work together, it will be great. I just hope it's not ANOTHER rehash. We don't need the Ultimate Avengers movie remade into live action.
Like someone said, Ocean's Eleven turned out great with all the stars it had.

The only difference is that some of the actor's in Ocean's 11 took a pretty big pay cut. Clooney, Pitt, & Julia Roberts all got like half of what they normally charge. Still, it'd be great if they could pull it off, but they'll either have to get great, cheap actors or convince big name stars to take pay cuts.
 
karasu said:
haha An Avengers movie. I foresee a $450 million dollar budget, or massive amounts of suck.
Well, they don't plan on starting it until all the individual movies are done. I figure the pockets will be so lined after that, it won't matter.
 
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Damn, that's so awesome about the Sam Jackson news. That's so like Sam Jackson actually to be up for it as he's been the ideal Nick Fury for years now.
 
Mistouze said:
That sums up pretty much what is wrong with the way Tony Stark is handled by Marvel.

Which is to say, brilliantly.

World War Hulk is like part 3 in the "Tony Stark is a Big Fat Douchebag Saga".
 
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hilary swank to have a cameo

Principal photography ended with a huge bang as we filmed the final scenes of Iron Man in Caesar's Palace. As many of you already know, gambling is a casino's top priority. A production can not interfere with their cash cow. As a result, movies must shoot during the dead hours, no matter if it's Swingers or Rain Man. We were given a window of midnight to one the next afternoon to do all of our work. Part of our strategy to prepare for these ungodly hours was to stay up as late as possible the night before and sleep as late as possible. I did half the plan. The wrong half. I stayed out until 7AM and then woke up four hours later. After motoring through the delerium of a sleepless shooting marathon, I am proud to report that we have handily completed our movie on time and on budget. What a great way to end.

I would also like to thank Ceasars for their hospitality, generosity, and Swank accomodations.

http://www.starkironworks.com/
 
I hate Iron Man so much. He nullified Jenn Walters ability to turn into She-Hulk. For that he must die. Maybe she is fixed now tho, hard to keep up on all the comics.
 
Pimpbaa said:
I hate Iron Man so much. He nullified Jenn Walters ability to turn into She-Hulk. For that he must die. Maybe she is fixed now tho, hard to keep up on all the comics.

she's currently fixed
 
She-Hulk's fixed in WWH, for all the good it did her against her cousin. But in her own series, which is skipping WWH, she's run out of drugged grape Nehi and is back to being Jen.
 
Pimpbaa said:
Huzzah! Take that Tony Stark! I'm missing the last few she-hulk comics.

She`s fixed, and now an agent of the Initiative. So basically, nothing has really changed. She`s still under Stark`s thumb.
 
Spike Spiegel said:
She-Hulk's fixed in WWH, for all the good it did her against her cousin. But in her own series, which is skipping WWH, she's run out of drugged grape Nehi and is back to being Jen.

So confusing. The she-hulk comic must be on a different time period. Makes no sense for her to be fixed in WWH and not in her own comic (if they are taking place at relatively the same time).
 
Pimpbaa said:
So confusing. The she-hulk comic must be on a different time period. Makes no sense for her to be fixed in WWH and not in her own comic (if they are taking place at relatively the same time).
The She-Hulk comic takes place after WWH.
 
Holtz said:
The She-Hulk comic takes place after WWH.

Yeah, should have realized that when Spike said it is skipping WWH. I needs to learn how to reed. My hate for iron man continues.
 
I'm excited. This looks to make up for Transformers in every regard.

Yeah, it's unfortunate that current Stark is a gigantic douche; because I loved the comic back in High School (1990-ish). :O
 
bune duggy said:
is there a date for a trailer yet?
I'm unaware of any news about a trailer, but I can't say I'm following the news on this one closely.
 
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969149.html?categoryid=13&cs=1

'Iron Man' rides with Audi
Paramount superhero pic gets promos in gear
By MARC GRASER


Iron Man drives an Audi.
In a rare case of a superhero owning a car that can also be bought by mere mortals, the German automaker has partnered with Marvel Studios and Paramount Pictures to tie in with the bigscreen adaptation of "Iron Man."

Pic is now in production under the helm of Jon Favreau and stars Robert Downey Jr.

Deal calls for Audi's R8 supercar to be the vehicle of choice for billionaire industrialist Tony Stark when he's not wearing his high-tech suit of armor as the title character.

The upcoming S5 sports coupe is also driven by a lead character in the movie. Audi's A6 sedan and Q7 SUV will make onscreen appearances in the pic as well.

As part of its involvement, Audi will likely pony up tens of millions of dollars to help promote the movie worldwide upon its release, set for May 2. Details of the marketing plans are still being worked out. Recruiting heavyweight promotional partners like Audi for "Iron Man" is particularly crucial for Marvel given that the pic is the first the company is self-financing, with Par only distribbing.

Audi's involvement and ad coin could also could go a long way toward introducing the character to non-comicbook readers, who can easily identify Superman, Spider-Man or Batman but are not likely to be as familiar with Iron Man.

"It's a big deal whether it's a character that millions of people are familiar with or if people are not as familiar with," said Marvel Studios prexy of production Kevin Feige. "There's so much product going out that anything you can do to make your film stand out is important."

Marvel didn't have to do much to pique Audi's interest in the property. In fact, it was Audi that went to great lengths to put itself in front of the filmmakers.

Other carmakers auditioned their fleets, but Audi was so set on landing the placement that it flew in two R8s from Germany for Favreau and his production designer to consider.

"The car fit very well with the aesthetic the production designer was putting together," Feige said. The R8 hooked filmmakers in part because elements of the car's design closely resemble Iron Man's superhero garb.

Automaker was attracted to the property because of the Stark character, a weapons manufacturer who opts to use his Stark Industries' technology to fight evil. Out of the office, he's a playboy accustomed to the finer things in life.

"With his ingenuity and passion for technology, Tony Stark personifies Audi's values," said Dirk Roder, Audi international film marketing, entertainment and gaming. "He's the kind of guy every girl wants to date and every guy wants to be."The sleek $108,000 car, which was launched this year, features an engine housing in the rear of the car that glows at night, mimicking the glowing chestplate Stark must wear to stay alive.

Design of the car's headlights also resemble the eye slits of Iron Man's helmet and light up in similar fashion.


"The R8 was the perfect car for Tony Stark," Favreau said. "It's wonderfully engineered. It's fast, it's safe and it's flashy."

To promote its tie-in, Audi will likely use the pic's technology theme to tout its own engineering superiority in its marketing messaging, rather than promote a single model, in part because only a limited number of R8s are being built.

Audi becomes the second major automaker to brand a superhero's car after Dodge landed a deal with Fox to plant its moniker and influence the design of the Fantasticar in this summer's "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer."

Audi is looking to up its presence in the U.S., and is relying on high-profile film placements and tie-ins to make its four-ringed logo stand out.

"Iron Man" will be the first major movie tie-in for Audi since Fox's 2004 sci-fier "I, Robot," for which it designed a futuristic concept car that Will Smith piloted in the pic.

Audi won't likely be the only promotional partner for "Iron Man."

Given the pic's emphasis on technology, Marvel's marketing mavens are also seeking out other partners affiliated with that area, such as electronics makers.

"This movie is very much about gadgetry and high tech," said LeeAnne Stables, senior VP of worldwide marketing partnerships for Par.

A deal with a fast-food partner is also in the works.

"The right promotional partners can always add a great assist to a studio's marketing campaign," Stables said. "They can get our message out to places where we can't buy advertising ourselves."
 
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