"Iron Man 3" IMAX Theatrical Poster
THE MOVIE: Tony Stark uses his ingenuity to fight those who destroyed his private world and soon goes up against his most powerful enemy yet: the Mandarin. The film is co-written and directed by Lethal Weapon’s Shane Black and stars Robert Downey, Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, and Ben Kingsley. In theaters on May 3, 2013.
Updates: China’s DMG Entertainment will help Disney and Marvel Studios co-produce Iron Man 3, besides managing the film’s shoot while in China and distribution in the country.
Website Chinese Films has an interesting article on the conflicting nature of Iron Man 3‘s Chinese shooting schedule. The latest Chinese casting rumor is Wu Xiubo, an actor who has secured roles in recent high-profile Chinese films such as Switch with Andy Lau and Gordon Chan’s The Four.
Collider has 4 new images, including first look at Rebecca Hall and a shiny Iron Patriot. | In a recent interview, Samuel Jackson states that his character of Nick Fury won’t be in Iron Man 3, but he will appear in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. | Watch the new Japanese trailer.
Twitch reports that it’s official, Wang Xueqi (Bodyguards & Assassins) has been cast in Iron Man 3. Fan Bingbing, possibly the number one leading lady in China right now, officially has a supporting role in Iron Man 3. She will play a surgical assistant to Wang Xueqi’s Dr. Wu. Website Chinese Films notes that Wang Xueqi is represented by the talent agency that Fan Bingbing actually owns, so her casting in the film was likely a given.
The trailer is live on Apple Quicktime. Also, check out the new one-sheet poster for the film. | Over at AICN, it’s our first look at the Mandarin. | More pictures from the film are here.
Check out this new image of Tony Stark and his armour looking totally messed up. | Cinema Blend reports that Iron Man 3 is getting an international IMAX 3D release for April 25, which is over a week ahead of the film’s planned U.S. release in early May. | Super Bowl TV spot. | The Iron Patriot poster. | Take a peek at some new character posters: the Mandarin poster; a stylish international poster; Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts poster; and enjoy the Tony Stark poster via Empire Magazine’s new cover. | The latest trailer is here.
A new Japanese poster as well as an International trailer, featuring Chinese cast members Wang Xueqi and Fan Bingbing, are online for your viewing pelasure. Look at the new IMAX Iron Man 3 poster.
According to Collider, Marvel will release two different versions of Iron Man 3: There will be the China release, which will feature a special appearance by Fan Bingbing. Both versions (U.S. and Chinese) of the movie will feature Wang Xueqi, as well as footage filmed in Beijing last December. If you don’t live in China, Fan Bingbing ‘s footage will most likely make its way onto the upcoming Blu-ray & DVD release. | Take a look at a new international poster, courtesy of Cine1. | Head over to yahoo for the first Iron Man 3 clip. MTV has posted an exclusive, action packed clip.
BREAKING NEWS: Check out the new IMAX poster.
I guess Favreau thinks people actually want to see his fat ass interrupt the story again. Won’t he be in for a disappointment.
Yeah, they had a similar problem with Chow Yun-fat’s portrayal in the third Pirates movie. Not sure why, when everyone’s basically an anti-hero in that series, but there you go. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirates_of_the_Caribbean:_At_World%27s_End#Censorship
I think the big offender was the scene where Chow Yun-Fat tried to force himself on Kiera Knightley. As a Chow Yun Fat fan, I was disappointed to see that in the movie as well.
I haven’t seen any of the POTC flicks, but that sounds a bit risque for a PG-13 movie.
So it’s not dark, even though the trailer is? How does that work?
I like Iron Man, but I still don’t think of Robert Downey Jr. as that character. That guy alongs in the porn industry.
in my opinion, downey added the much needed humor that really made comic book movies work, in a way they never worked before. i like him. i prefer standalone iron man films more than anything.
Sorry for my typo there, ‘belongs’ lol. I have very loud heavy metal music on my computer and it’s hard to type haha.
I respect your opinion. If people didn’t like him at all, he wouldn’t be in the sequel.
I still read it that way. lol Yes, it really is a matter of opinion. Whoever thought IRON MAN would be the guy, along with Spider-man, to bring Marvel movies to a newer height?
It’s disappointing that we Westerners won’t get to see Fan Bingbing’s scene(s). I didn’t read about it until today but apparently the Chinese cut of “Looper” is slightly longer as well.
I’m sure there’ll be some SE down the road, ‘cus Disvel is always looking to cash in.