Robert Downey Jr. photos from Iron Man 2

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Thu May 7, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

Robert Downey Jr. photos from Iron Man 2

From Elisabeth Rappe at Cinematical: First Look at Downey Jr. as Iron Man in Sequel.

It's so geeky to say so, my childish heart of hearts just leaps at a photo like this. Iron Man was definitely an amazing way to kick off last summer, and it helps erase the pain of this year's superhero film to know that Iron Man 2 is in the wings.
Now come on, Favreau! Give us a photo of Scarlett Johannson or Mickey Rourke in costume! We have a long way to go, and we need something to make the long, long months even more unbearable.

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