In the article were a few quotes from director Jon Favreau who has been informing the fans of his on set experiences via Twitter.
The sequel to last summer's blockbuster, which began shooting three weeks ago and opens May 7, 2010, takes place six months after Stark revealed his identity as Iron Man, says director Jon Favreau. And the development is playing out with unexpected results. "How many superheroes are open about their true identities?" he asks. "We wanted to play with that idea. But it obviously has consequences — in his relationships, on the team. There are a lot of areas we can explore."
"It's never easy with summer movies, but we're trying to keep as much a surprise as possible," he says.
Favreau says that tackling the franchise a second time is easier because he knows the landscape. Something else would help, too: "I really enjoyed when we were a dark horse and no one knew much about us. ... I hope we can find that place again."
Iron Man 2 should have a huge presence at Comic Con this year in San Diego. Favreau told USA Today, “I really enjoyed when we were a dark horse (at Comic-Con) and no one knew much about us. … I hope we can find that place again.”
Is it just me, or does Tony/Robert look like a wax mannequin?
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