The awards for Avengers: Endgame merely is gathering, as Marvel Studios’ hit film has already brought home some hardware at the Teen Choice Awards. Robert Downey Jr. won Choice Action Movie Actor at the event as well as shared a remarkable minute with some young followers backstage. The emotions were flowing openly as these youngsters got an opportunity to fulfil among their preferred stars.

Young Iron Man Fans At Teen Choice Awards 

Every one of them was dressed up like Iron Man as Robert Downey Jr. accepted his award and they looked just as enjoyed being up there. While the fans were still in costumes, the actor went around and also presented himself and took some photos. A number of the followers recorded the minute on social networks as well as the emotion is palpable.

 

One young follower could not even go out his name when the actor asked him as he claimed, “Oh my God, I’m gonna cry.” Downey Jr. quickly attempted to relax him down a bit and told him “Yeah, pretty much.” That trademark wit and warmth is still there, that kid will possibly remember this exchange for a lifetime.

 

Robert Downey Jr.’s creation of the Iron Man legacy

Robert Downey Jr.'s creation of the Iron Man legacy
Robert Downey Jr. has carried the legacy of Iron Man throughout the MCU for the past 10 years

Robert Downey Jr. had Marvel fans all in their sensations by the end of Avengers: Endgame. The star needed to bid farewell to the duty that made him a house component for so many fans worldwide. Marvel Studios manager Kevin Feige mentioned the difficulty of telling the star concerning his ultimate destiny with Empire Publication at a Q&A. It was up to the head guy to discuss their suggestions to exterminate Tony Stark.

Kevin Feige on conversation with Robert Downey Jr. 

Kevin Feige on conversation with Robert Downey Jr. 
Kevin Feige became the head of Marvel Studios in 2007 and has since carried the studio to its success

” I remember pitching that to Robert Downey Jr. possibly in December of 2015, I believe,” he told the target market. “I pitched him the idea of the two-part ending for Avengers and Spider-Man: Homecoming, which was a part of that leading into it. It took a little while, but ultimately, it came together. I think initially it does not seem genuine that this journey will certainly pertain to an end. But as it got closer to filming, it truly was emotional for all of us, and especially for him.”

Watch the trailer for Avengers: Endgame here:

Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame - Official Trailer

 

Source: Comicbook, Pinkvilla

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