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TVGeorge BackChris Evans shows off cool 'Captain America' Camaro he got from Robert Downey Jr.
Chris Evans doesn't know much about automobiles. To help his fellow superhero learn, Robert Downey Jr. presented him with a very special muscle car.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s original Iron Man suit has been stolen
Original armor from 2008 film, valued at $320K, goes missing from L.A.-area warehouse.
MoviesAssociated Press'Sherlock Holmes 3' coming to theaters Christmas 2020
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nearly seven years after "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" hit theaters, Warner Bros. Pictures says a third installment of the "Sherlock Holmes" franchise is coming in 2020.
MoviesEntertainment Weekly5 of the Avengers got matching tattoos — see exclusive images
How did five of the original big screen Avengers mark the release of Avengers: Infinity War? By getting matching tattoos of the superhero team’s logo from New York-based inker, Josh Lord, and by jointly giving Lord a rather less steady-handed version of that tat.
MoviesEthan Alter'Avengers: Infinity War' cast made these self-portraits for charity: Guess who's the most popular
Cast members of that all-star comic book blockbuster, "Avengers: Infinity War" were challenged to an unofficial game of "Win, Lose or Draw" in which they had to sketch their Marvel-ous alter egos.
MoviesEthan AlterDid Robert Downey Jr. just say goodbye to the MCU in this 'Avengers: Infinity War' video?
A just-released behind-the-scenes video has raised the odds on Robert Downey Jr.'s ironclad Tony Stark being the Avenger who goes to his final reward.
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'Avengers 4': Jon Favreau teases the reunion of the 'Infinity Trinity'
The "Iron Man" architects — who previously reunited for a surprise cameo in this summer's hit "Spider-Man: Homecoming" — are together again on the set of the fourth "Avengers" film
MoviesEthan Alter'Spider-Man' Cast on Peter Parker as Tony Stark Protégé, High School Peer in 'Homecoming'
'Spider-Man: Homecoming" stars Tom Holland, Jacob Batalon, Zendaya, and Laura Harrier chat with Yahoo Movies about Peter Parker's relationships in new film
MoviesMarcus Errico'Avengers: Infinity Wars': Social Snaps From the Set With Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, Benedict Cumberbatch, and More
The cast and filmmakers have been posting a steady stream of set photos that offer tantalizing glimpses as the stars and the sets. We collected the best of the bunch here for you to flip through.
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'Spider-Man: Homecoming' Premiere Photos: Another Marvel-ous Night on the Red Carpet
Photos of Tom Holland, Robert Downey Jr., Zendaya, and more from the Hollywood red carpet premiere of 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' at TCL Chinese Theatre
MoviesThe Hollywood Reporter'Avengers: Infinity War' Sneak Peek: Iron Man, Spider-Man, Star-Lord Assembled!
Only Robert Downey Jr. could assemble this many new Avengers. After Downey answered some Facebook Live questions from Avengers: Infinity War headquarters (AKA the Atlanta) set, Marvel Studios released a behind-the-scenes featurette (watch above) touting it upcoming mega-teamup, and it confirmed a few rumors and will surely provide fodder for a few more.
CelebrityYahoo CelebrityReese Witherspoon Gets Into the Holiday Spirit by Name-Calling
In an upcoming promotional video released for her fashion line, Draper James, Witherspoon reveals how she earned the nickname “Wreath Witherspoon” and gets a little cheeky by giving other celebrities holiday monikers of her own. Find out what festive nicknames she’s given to Sandra Bullock, Oprah Winfrey, Kristen Bell, Elle Macpherson and Robert Downey Jr. Founded in 2015, Draper James is a nod to Witherspoon’s Southern heritage and two of the greatest influences in her life — her grandmother, Dorothea Draper, and her grandfather, William James Witherspoon.
CelebritySabrina Rojas WeissThese 10 Celebs Rehabilitated Their Images — Why Can’t Lindsay Lohan?
Every year, for maybe the past decade, someone comes out with a profile on Lindsay Lohan, asking the question: Can she finally make a comeback? Why is it so many other stars are able to bounce back from scandal and make the world love them again, but Lohan can’t?
MoviesGiana MucciRobert Downey Jr. on the Red Carpet: A Photo History From 1984 to 'Civil War'
As his latest turn as Tony Stark helps give Marvel another blockbuster success with 'Captain America: Civil War,' we revisit his evolution in photos from red carpet events going back to 1984 through some troubled years to his A-List ascent
MoviesYahoo Premium PartnersHow 'Captain America: Civil War' Turned Robert Downey Jr. Back Into a Teen
VFX techniques that were used to create a youthful Tony Stark are now being routinely used to give actors what amounts to digital face-lifts
MoviesSuperfanCast of 'Civil War' Reveals Horrors of Wearing Superhero Costumes
On Wednesday’s "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the cast of "Captain America: Civil War" commiserated over their elaborate costumes. Except for Emily VanCamp, of course.
MoviesSuperfanAwesome Fight Footage in 'Captain America: Civil War' Trailer
During the MTV Movie Awards, "Captain America" star Chris Evans was on hand to debut some new footage from Marvel’s latest movie, "Captain America: Civil War."
MoviesMarcus ErricoIt's Cap vs. Iron Man in Action-Packed, Avenger-Riving 'Captain America: Civil War' Trailer
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MoviesMeriah Doty'Avengers: Age of Ultron': 12 Pop Culture References You Might Have Missed
This weekend, Avengers: Age of Ultron smashed the box-office, making it already one of the year’s most successful movies. It’s further proof of just how far Ultron writer-director Joss Whedon has come since the ‘90s, when he was the creator of the beloved Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, a show known for its well-crafted group dynamics, unexpected bursts of mid-catastrophe comedy, and zingy references to movies, TV, and books. If those elements seem familiar to Marvel fans, it’s because Whedon’s brought many of them to the Avengers films — especially those smartly placed one-liners: In Age of Ultron, the characters riff on everything from cartoon characters to highbrow literature to the Bible.
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9 Things We Learned From 'Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe'
Marvel fans got a debriefing Monday as “Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe” aired on ABC, offering an in-depth look at the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date in anticipation of their next big-screen adventure, “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” The special traced the history of one of Hollywood’s most creative (and lucrative) production companies, from the big gamble that ended up being a big payoff, “Iron Man” (2008), through next month’s “Captain America” sequel and a sneak peek at this summer’s “Guardians of the Galaxy" and, finally, a tease of next year’s mega-mashup, "Avengers: Age of Ultron,” including a first look at new characters Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver. "Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe" served as something of a giant-sized, trivia-filled demo reel of everything the studio has offered to date. 1. No one wanted to write “Iron Man.” The first two films out the gate were “The Incredible Hulk” (2008) and, of course, the original “Iron Man,” still considered by many to be the best Marvel Studios movie to date that isn’t “The Avengers.” "We were tasked with doing two movies right off the bat," said Marvel producer Kevin Feige.
