The actor jokingly asked for the giant 'A' sign prop which was seen on top of Stark Tower and Marvel granted his wish.
- Oct 20, 2014
AceShowbiz - The upcoming "The Avengers" sequel may not give a close up look at the Stark Tower for the gigantic "A" sign was already taken down and bestowed upon Robert Downey Jr. The actor recently revealed that Marvel gave him the 30-foot tall sign after he jokingly asked for it.
"On the last Avengers, there's this scene where there's this 'A' which is probably 30 feet tall, and I'm looking at it, and we're shooting in England, and I go, 'I need that in my office in Venice,' " Downey said in a BBC One Radio interview. "About two weeks ago, a wheeler showed up, I'm like, 'What the heck is this doing here?' And they go, 'This is the 'A' you asked for.' And I go, 'They brought it?' So now we have a massive Avengers 'A' that will be prominently placed."
But not all he wants he gets. Downey said he did not have the Iron Man suits after portraying the superhero in three movies, although he still kept some parts. "That's a tough commodity," he said, adding, "I have some helmets!"
Downey Jr. suits up as Iron Man once again for "Avengers: Age of Ultron", which hits U.S. theaters May 1, 2015. He is in talks to reprise the role in "Captain America 3" and recently played coy when asked whether there would be a fourth "Iron Man" film.
