It has been more than two months since Marvel Cinematic Universe's Avengers Endgame released in theaters, thus numerous days have gone since the crowd left film lobbies with a clashing inclination in the wake of saying goodbye to one of their most loved superheroes, Iron Man otherwise known as Tony Stark.
Robert Downey Jr, who played the notorious character for 10 years, as of late opened up on life post the finish of the Infinity wars during a meeting with Off Camera with Sam Jones.
Talking about the equivalent, the Endgame star stated, "I have not been forced to explore the new frontier of what is my creative and personal life after this."
Clarifying that he is presently investigating a strange area post his long spell as Iron Man, the entertainer included, "There's always a dependency on something that feels like a sure thing. It's the closest I will ever come to being a trust fund kid."
The on-screen character, who got overall acclaim and made a fortune from the movies accumulation of the MCU motion pictures, said that occasionally because of his nearby relationship with the organization, he would dread losing his way of life as an image as an actor.
"I am not my work. I am not what I did with that studio. I am not that period of time that I spent playing this character. And it sucks because the kid in all of us wants to be like, 'No. It's always going to be summer camp and we're all holding hands and singing 'Kumbaya'," the star finished up.
On the work front, Downey Jr is anticipating the arrival of The Voyage of Doctor Dolittle. The entertainer likewise has Sherlock Holmes 3 in the pipeline.
