Avengers Doomsday is shaping up! Following the news of Polaris’s casting, the daughter of Magneto, Robert Downey Jr. has taken to social media to share an intriguing glimpse behind the scenes of the upcoming film. The actor not only nods to Doctor Doom but also pays tribute to a former Marvel colleague.
Robert Downey Jr. Takes a Break on the Set of Avengers Doomsday
In a recent Instagram post shared just two hours ago, Robert Downey Jr. unveiled an on-set photo from Avengers Doomsday that has already garnered over 1.1 million likes. The snapshot shows the actor seated on a chair in front of his trailer, dressed in sporty black attire, proudly displaying his muscular physique while reading Jeremy Renner’s memoir, My Next Breath.
Notably visible on Downey’s face are small red dots, which serve as markers for potential special effects. This suggests that Robert Downey Jr. may not solely don Doctor Doom’s mask in the film; he could also showcase scars or birthmarks added in post-production.
A Nod to Jeremy Renner: Could Hawkeye Be Making a Comeback?
In addition to the Doctor Doom reference in the background, a poster featuring the villain with the message “Don’t hit. Trust yourself.” can be seen. Downey captioned his post in homage to Jeremy Renner, stating:
I read Renner’s book and already feel stronger… what a journey toward wisdom… absolutely enlightening!
This gesture signifies support for the actor who plays Hawkeye, especially as Renner has recently discussed the reasons behind the halt of his Marvel series. His future in the MCU remains uncertain. Fans hope this photograph indicates a potential return for Jeremy Renner. What are your thoughts on this development?
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