Want to Hang Out With Robert Downey Jr. on Iron Man 2?
on September 19th, 2008 at 9:59 pm
A special charity auction is being held online benefiting Jayni and Chevy Chase’s Center For Environmental Education. The highest bidder (and a friend) at the auction will get to spend a day with Downey on the set of Iron Man 2 in Manhattan Beach CA, including time with the actor in Downey’s trailer.
The Center For Environmental Education is a non-profit organization that helps create environmentally-friendly and health-oriented schools across the nation. The auction closes on September 23rd; as of this writing the highest bid is $17,500 (after 19 bids) with the next bid placed at $20,000.
This is far less expensive than a seat on the next Russian space mission, and the proceeds go to a better cause.
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This auction must be payback for the environmental impact that Tony Starke's house made on the California coastline. The Coastal Commission would bust a gut at a building application like that in *real* life :)