Jackson almost didn't return to play Fury due to problems with contract negotiations, but secured a landmark nine-picture deal to play Nick Fury not only in this movie, but in many other Marvel Studio productions.
Numerous news clippings shown in the film show Tony Stark and Ivan Vanko when they were younger men. Most of these are actual photos of Robert Downey Jr. Although Mickey Rourke spent several months on a treadmill and weight training, he initially was still unable to move around and use the whip prop in the Whiplash outfit test, due to its sheer weight.
To get around this problem, Rourke would wear heavy vests in subsequent physical training sessions to accustom his body in moving while wearing heavy armor. To prepare for her role, Scarlett Johansson trained six weeks before the movie started principal photography and the entire six months of shooting the movie.
The people walking in the background are actual employees, even though filming took place at night. Not being tech literate, Mickey Rourke found the most challenging part about playing Whiplash was pretending to know his way around a computer.
In the comics, Tony Stark actually was appointed the Secretary of Defense. To prepare for his role as Ivan Vanko, a. It's a culture of its own, and I really enjoyed doing the research, and meeting the people, and they were very gracious there at the prison.
Scarlett Johansson had an initial freak-out moment when she first saw her character's catsuit, wondering how she was going to be able to move in such a tight costume. According to Mickey Rourke, he carried out a lot of research in Russia choosing what tattoos Ivan Vanko should carry on his body. He wanted authentic Russian tattoos, which would represent Vanko's Russian heritage, prison societies, and special clubs he might be in.
The year in which Anton Vanko is said to have defected to the U. Though Black Widow is a Russian, she is given an American accent for the films, as the character is a flawless linguist.
The two actors worked with each other in Crash This organization is reportedly headed by Iron Man's nemesis, the Mandarin. While filming the fight scene in Monaco, Mickey Rourke couldn't get the hang of the whips, so they played Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" loudly for him to get the rhythm.
When Marvel first hired Samuel L. Jackson to play Nick Fury in the first two Iron Man movies, they wanted to keep it very secret. They actually drove Samuel's car onto the middle of the set, and they surrounded it with dressing trailers so that no one could see him get out of the car, and get into character, until Iron Man was released in theaters. Mickey Rourke complained that many of his scenes were cut, especially scenes that provided more character development for Ivan Vanko.
Ivan Vanko originally had a tattoo of Loki on his neck. The film's producers feared it would cause confused fans to believe that Vanko would have a connection to this other villain from the same Marvel Cinematic Universe, so the tattoo was removed in post-production using CGI.
In the comics, Tony Stark possesses a suitcase containing a portable suit of armor. This famous "suitcase armor" has been revised for the film. The suitcase converts into a series of plates that slide over a wire framework. Two identical Rolls-Royce Phantoms, built especially for the film, were destroyed during filming. In the comics, Justin Hammer was a shrewd but elderly businessman. He was re-worked as a younger character in the film, to make him a contemporary rival to Tony Stark.
The original purpose of the character in the comics was to explain why the various enemies Iron Man fought somehow gained unique and extremely advanced weapons, but usually kept them for themselves to commit violent crimes instead of making money by bringing them to market. Iron Man eventually discovers the reason is because Hammer gives the weapons to various criminals as part of their contracts to become his mercenaries, with the agreement that they hand over a percentage of the loot from their crimes.
The part of Tony Stark getting drunk at his birthday party in the film is an homage to the comics where Stark has a recurring problem with alcoholism. Inspired by their use on The Dark Knight , director Jon Favreau considered the possibility of shooting some scenes using IMAX cameras, but eventually decided against it, as he figured that the film's visual effects would not look convincing at such high resolution.
It has been confirmed by actor Tom Holland, who plays Peter Parker, a. Spider-Man, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, that his character appeared in the movie, and was the little boy at the Stark Expo wearing the Iron Man helmet when the expo is attacked by Hammer Tech drones. Terrence Howard was replaced with Don Cheadle in the part of Rhodes for no perceived reason, with the actor claiming that his original three-picture deal and matching salary wasn't honored by Marvel.
Entertainment Weekly later claimed that director Jon Favreau had not been happy with Howard's performance in Iron Man , often re-shooting or cutting his scenes. When it was time for the sequel, Favreau and co-writer Justin Theroux purposely reduced Howard's screentime, which led Marvel to ask Howard who had been the best paid actor in Iron Man to accept an 80 percent pay cut although Marvel supposedly maintained it was because they didn't consider Howard vital for the film's commercial success.
Howard refused, claiming that the real reason for the pay cut was to meet Robert Downey Jr. Cheadle was then sought as replacement, and Rhodes' role beefed up again. Although Howard initially blamed Downey Jr. Vanko's comment roughly translates to "you talk too much. Tony Stark refers to the suitcase armor as "the football", a reference to the briefcase with nuclear launch codes that accompanies a U.
A tattoo on Vanko's torso shows a Russian schooner bordered with Russian script reading "Give me a blonde, a bottle, and a boat, and I'll sail away Favreau was figuring out where a character like Stark would visit after being hungover from partying all night, and figured Randy's Donuts, the twenty-four hour Los Angeles donut shop with the giant landmark donut on top was perfect.
Favreau was relieved that Stark wasn't going to be on a giant sign belonging to a national chain restaurant. When meeting with the shop owner, who liked the idea, the owner initially suggested Stark fly through the donut. Sam Rockwell accepted the role of Hammer without even reading the script, as he had enjoyed filming Made with Jon Favreau, while screenwriter Justin Theroux is a long-time friend of Rockwell's.
Robert Oppenheimer, the scientist who led the team that developed the atomic bomb. After witnessing his creation's destructive potential, Oppenheimer defamed himself as "the Destroyer of Worlds" and sank into depression. Musk replies that he's considering a concept for an "electric jet", a concept that he began revisiting in late to early Vanko, who wears weaponry and armor that can control electricity , and the supervillain Whiplash who possesses a specially designed razor and acid whip.
In addition, the character is portrayed as the son of Anton Vanko, who was the original Crimson Dynamo in the comics, and assumes the identity of B. Turgenev Boris Turgenev, in the comics, the second Crimson Dynamo. Turgenov", which is in reference to Boris Turgenov, the Crimson Dynamo. Boris' armor was designed by Anton Vanko.
He was also a partner of Natasha Romanov a. Black Widow. Curiously, every instance of the word "Russian" was made inaudible in the Chinese version. No explanation was given as to why, although theories abound in the comments, ranging from China thinking viewers would be distressed by a Russian villain, trying to lend a courtesy to their longtime ally nation, or instead, trying to distance themselves from Russia, by obscuring all mention of it.
According to Don Cheadle, he tried to make the role of Stark's right-hand man Rhodes his own, but eventually stole as much as possible from Terrence Howard's performance in the first film to bring him to life. Then take your shot! In an interview with mtv.
Emily Blunt was set to star as Natasha Romanov a. Black Widow, but had to pull out due to scheduling conflicts with her movie Gulliver's Travels During the climax at the Stark Expo, Tony saves a young boy wearing an Iron Man helmet from one of the robotic drones.
Several fans have speculated that the boy may have been a young Peter Parker, better known as Spider-Man. Since the Spider-Man franchise was owned by Sony Pictures, the character could not be explicitly used in any Marvel film at the time. Given the fact that the Stark Expo was held in Queens where Parker is from , and the boy seemed to have the right age to be a teenager by the time that Captain America: Civil War occurred, the theory grew stronger.
In this movie, they play against their real-life romance, as journalist Everhart is especially unimpressed by Hammer, both as a potential romantic partner and as a story for her magazine. Vanko says he can have Hammer's armors "make salute.
Mickey Rourke's Oscar-nominated performance in The Wrestler was the main reason why the producers wanted him to play Vanko. Don Cheadle only had a few hours to accept the role of Rhodes because he was at his kids birthday party. Although a comic book fan, Cheadle had never made one before due to the lack of black superheroes in the comic book universe. Jon Favreau stated that the role of Senator Stern was a nod to Howard Stern, as was the casting of Garry Shandling, of whom Stern is a big fan, for the part.
This film has cameos for two actresses that co-starred in movies based on Marvel Comic characters. Either way, this marker is less a tease of the future than an acknowledgment of the fights already happening in the world and a reminder that you really don't want to live in the MCU's Manhattan. There are two markers on the S. The first is located in Greenland and would appear to be an indicator of a search for Steve Rogers himself; it was revealed in The First Avengers that Cap crashed one of the Red Skull's planes into the Greenland ice cap back in , and S.
That said, there is one slight continuity issue here; the opening of Captain America: The First Avenger states that the bomber was actually found by a Russian oil team and S. This was retconned in official tie-in comic, Fury's Big Week , which revealed that shortly before the events of Iron Man 2 S. In the end, the bomber was actually found by a Russian oil team, and S.
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OK, so that's the how of the Captain's shield. When it came to the why, however, Favreau was reluctant to delve into detail, especially when it came to his conversations with directors of upcoming Marvel films. But Favreau did drop us one hint about a possible connection between Stark and the Captain: that Stark's father, Howard , invented the super-soldier serum that turns Steve Rogers into the Captain.
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