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Parce que c'est Marvel, qu'ils sont probablement fans de comics, et que niveau carrière il n'y a pas mieux pour eux ?

Pour eux, oui, mais permets-moi d'être étonné qu'on confie un Marvel aux réalisateurs de "Dupree" qui était juste une comédie toute naze.
Après, j'exclus pas une bonne surprise au final.

Dr Strange ce serait tellement bien.

Sinon je me disais hier : est ce que Marvel peut se planter ? Parce qu'il semble que tout leur réussit, même avec Thor The Dark World, qui pourtant a des défauts, mais a cartonné.

Et les Russo feraient AVENGERS 3 & 4.

Déjà Civil War en phase 3 ? Alors qu'il y aura Thanos en même temps...

et pas du tout assez de super-héros pour que le registration act se justifie...

But the deal for Downey to return as Iron Man almost didn’t happen.

Originally, Marvel wanted to hire Downey for a small role, which would have required just three weeks of work. But Downey wanted Stark to have a more substantial role in the film’s plot, which would give him more screen time and naturally a bigger payday. This angered Marvel Entertainment chief Ike Perlmutter, who ordered the screenwriters to write Iron Man out of the script entirely, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.

Even though the deal appeared dead, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Downey’s reps at CAA continued talks in hopes of working out their issues. Feige was bent on executing his grand vision for extending the life of the Marvel characters over many years.

The executive needed his boss to see the big picture, considering the introduction of the Civil War story is seen as a way to drive the plots of sequels and new franchises for the next seven years, given the dramatic possibilities it offers for future films. The fallout from the government and Stark’s actions would factor into a new “Avengers 4″ film and beyond that will assemble new characters being introduced like Ant-Man and Doctor Strange, among others, in their own movies.
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Downey, who earned $50 million for “The Avengers” alone, will collect around $40 million plus backend participation for “Captain America 3,” said sources, and will get an additional payout if “Captain America 3″ outperforms “Captain America: The Winter Soldier’s” $714 million worldwide haul. Since the actor did not appear in the first two “Captain America” films, the thinking is that if the third installment surpasses the last movie, its success could be attributed to Downey.