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"“Imagine a real terrorist organization whose beliefs were long held and religious for thousands of years, and imagine a drunk, British actor coming along and essentially telling the world that he’s the face of your organization,” Pearce tells EW. “I think they would be right to be quite angry.”
So basically those rumours about the Mandarin being real and being p***** off with Trevor are true.
I'm glad but by doing this and trying to fix the wrongs with Iron man 3 I don't know why they didn't just introduce the real Mandarin in the first place.
I thought Drew said he wasn't going to "apologise" for what he did in Iron man 3....I bet Marvel has told him to do it.