At first, we thought he was clowning because he was making faces.
Robert Downey jumps from one part of the set to another, and he lands and then all of a sudden he’s not getting up. I’m trying to think of any single publishable thing I could say. You know, there’s not one specific moment that is in any way publishable, but there’s a lot of fun. I'd go and sit next to Shane and mutter constantly. Like, ‘Run here! Only idiots can't see it! It’s yellow, in case you’re an idiot, and you can’t see it like this other idiot.'"ĭrew: "Honestly, there is quite a lot of mucking around as well. They just put a piece of lame yellow tape on it. Shane: "No one ever cut it, no one took it down. And there’s that wire there – I'm eyeing the thing." Because the next day, we’re working again, and I just showed up, because we have to keep working. Legs up in the air, down, ripped this shoulder."Ĭharlie: So that's your favourite memory?ĭrew: "They should put a picture of that on the DVD, because it really is like 'Making big movies can do this to you.'"
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Shane: "They said ‘Hurry Up’ so I was running full speed, so I turned it on, I was chugging it, and here’s the wire and phwut, straight over. I thought that was what you were running for." I was running for the bathroom one night, full speed.ĭrew : "I thought it was for more coffee. It’s one of those stretched taut guy wires. And as he runs out of the bar, you can see there’s a telephone pole with a wire coming down diagonally from it to the ground. Shane: "One of my favourite memories, there's this scene in the movie, where Tony's running out of small town bar pursued by an actress named Stephanie Szostak. And Shane has a penchant for night shoots.
Shane: "Now, favourite doesn’t mean good necessarily, does it?"ĭrew: "Highlights? I was in and out 'cos I’m just the co-writer, and obviously Shane’s there every second of every day, beginning, middle and end, so it was less brutal on me than it was on him.These movies take a huge amount of time to shoot – production itself was 88 days of shooting, and then a couple of weeks of additional photography later on. It’s that literal dream, the kind of flying dream you know."Ĭharlie: Do you have any favourite memories from the set?
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If you're a kid and you're watching an Iron Man movie there's a part of you that goes, ‘I don’t need to be a god to have powers.’ I’ve not been injected with super serum, but I could get into the suit and fly around. So I love the idea of being impervious."ĭrew: "I also think that inherent in why Iron Man is so popular, and in some ways is more popular than the other Marvel cinematic universe characters, it's partly Robert, but I think there's also that wish fulfilment thing. I read a story once about a guy who you couldn’t touch, he had this little micro-thin impermeable layer around himself, and he could just walk down the street anywhere, and in the worst neighbourhood where guys would come up and try to stab you, it wouldn’t work. There is something about invulnerability to it.
Shane: "I like the notion of being able to pilot an aircraft – but at the same time I don’t feel the need to. I like that he calls it ‘The Iron Man’."ĭrew: "Yeah, we kind of wanted that at a certain point as the title, but that kind of modern thing of calling things ‘The Amazing’ or 'The Incredible' we ended up steering away from. Shane: "The problem with Iron man is that it’s both an aircraft and a weapon, and that's what I like about the modern approach to Iron Man, particularly the Matt Fraction.
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