CBR: What does Robert Downey Jr., the undisputed box office champion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, think of the studio's recently revealed diverse roster of upcoming superhero films? The "Iron Man" star said he's very happy to be part of the "forward-thinking company."
At Thursday's annual Britannia Awards -- given by BAFTA LA, a Los Angeles-based organization of British film and television professionals -- CBR asked Downey what it meant to him to be at the forefront of Marvel's movie plans through 2019. Having been a cornerstone of the studio's expanding film legacy since 2008's "Iron Man" -- the first Marvel Studios offering -- Downey's thoughts quickly turned to Marvel's freshly diverse superhero slate, which includes solo films starring a Black superhero ("Black Panther") and a female superhero ("Captain Marvel").
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