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When designing Tony Stark’s house, the guideline the designers were given was to make it more “grease monkey” (inventor/mechanic) than futuristic, in order to keep the film realistic. J. Michael Riva took inspiration from the photographs of Julius Schulman, who was noted for photographs of 1950s and 1960s Los Angeles homes.
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For the Iron Man trilogy, Jon Favreau thought of making the Iron Monger the main villain of the second film. Stane was going to be Stark’s friend and confidante in the first film, but then would become his enemy in the second installment. However, Favreau was worried how to handle The Mandarin, whom was to be the villain of the first film, so he decided to re-work the character into a behind-the-scenes presence and make Iron Monger the first villain.
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Can’t beat the power of love.
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The cutest little pug ever
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