Iron Man is the character who started it all in regards to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. , and will likely make anyone who takes this cloak think twice, even in a completely different way. Robert Downey Jr.’s performance as Tony Stark / Iron Man has become absolutely iconic, and that’s probably why John Stamos, who recently met Iron Man at Disneyland He wanted to do something similar for his performance, until the directors told him it wasn’t necessary.
John Stamos will play Iron Man in the new episodes of the children’s series Spidey and his amazing friends . Stamo said ScreenRant who came to mind thinking he would play the character similarly to Downey, as there are some similarities between Iron Man’s relationship with Spider-Man on the show and the The relationship between Robert Downey Jr. and Tom Holland is represented in the Marvel Cinematic Universe , but he ended up finding his own way to play the role. Stamos explained …
I walked in thinking, ‘I’ll do something like Robert.’ And they say, ‘Don’t do this. Do not do it. It was interesting, because they are all children! I come as a mentor, of course, but also as an adult character. So, it took me a minute, but I think I’ve found my version. I wanted it to be so ferocious; I wanted him to be the smartest guy in the room. And we understand it.
Spidey and his amazing friends is a Disney Junior and Disney + animated series that sees Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy and Miles Morales in a team of three Spideys battling Green Goblin, Rhino and Doc Ock. In the first season, Spidey received occasional help from the likes of the Hulk, Black Panther and Ms. Marvel, but the new episodes will feature other Marvel names, including John Stamos, who will also appear on Disney + in the second season of great shots in the future, like Iron Man.
What sets the show apart, however, is that because it’s aimed at young children, even preschoolers, the three Spideys, along with most of the other hero and villain characters, are portrayed as children, not teenagers or adults. Apparently that won’t be the case with Iron Man, who will be portrayed as a literal adult in the comedy, sort of a mentor for Team Spidey.
John Stamos credits the voice director and the people behind the scenes for helping him find his version of Iron Man. Sure, a version of Iron Man for a kids’ TV show will be different than the one we know from movies. , but figuring out the right way to do it, despite being Iron Man, can be potentially tricky. We are continuing …
They have these great voice actors, like Kelly Ward. I said, ‘Kelly, what do we do? He doesn’t look like Iron Man, but he said, “It’s you. He’s your Iron Man. You don’t have to do much, because he’s in character and legacy. And I wanted to be respectful, that’s for sure. I asked the Marvel guys there, “Am I in the right world?” And they said, ‘Yeah, that’s perfect. It’s a different version.
Nobody knows what Iron Man’s future holds on the big screen, though we’ll soon see a spiritual successor when Ironheart makes its MCU debut. . But we can hope that John Stamos is not the last actor to be influenced by the portrayal of Robert Downey Jr.
Source: Cinemablend
Benjamin Smith is a fashion journalist and author at Gossipify, known for his coverage of the latest fashion trends and industry insights. He writes about clothing, shoes, accessories, and runway shows, providing in-depth analysis and unique perspectives. He’s respected for his ability to spot emerging designers and trends, and for providing practical fashion advice to readers.
