[ SECRET POST #3079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3079 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He's still under contract. He might be the biggest name in the franchise, but that doesn't mean he's not under contract. Promo/ramping up anticipation and hype is a huge part of making big budget action movies - no way is a company going to let its biggest star out of doing the promo route. You might be able to negotiate how much promo you do/where you go to a certain degree, but some promo is going to be non-negotiable.

Plus, Marvel and the Iron Man franchise are what made him as big as he is now - he was well known and liked before, maybe even A-list at various times, but Iron Man made him an action movie star and a household name. And they took a chance on him too - read up on how the director of Iron Man convinced Marvel to hire RDJ, and the contract/insurance shenanigans therein, then comeback and try to say that RDJ can negotiate away his contractual obligations.