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Marvel Is Officially Bringing Back Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man in 2028

Collider · 2 months ago

Robert Downey Jr. is officially returning as Tony Stark alongside Chris Hemsworth and more MCU Avengers for two new Disneyland attractions.

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