Spider-Man's "Dutch Brother" revealed that the "death of Iron Man" in "Avengers 4" was an improvisation

In "Avengers 4", Iron Man sacrificed his life to stop Thanos's plan to destroy the universe. In the film, we saw that after Iron Man snapped his fingers, the closest people came forward to say goodbye to him, including Spider-Man and Pepper Potts. Recently, Tom Holland, who plays Spider-Man, said in an interview that there was no script for the farewell scene, and everyone was improvising.

Tom Holland

Holland called this scene "the craziest day on the set." He said that only Marvel President Kevin Feige, directors the Russo brothers, and four actors were on the scene, including "Iron Man" Robert Downey Jr., "Little Pepper" Gwyneth Paltrow, "War Machine" Don Cheadle, and himself. Although there are shots that switch to characters such as Captain America and Thor in the film, they were not on the scene during the actual filming.

Holland said that before going to the set, the director told them what scenes were going to be filmed and what effects they hoped to present, and the rest was up to the actors to improvise. The final result of the filming was that Iron Man remained silent in his dying moments, but this did not hinder the expression of emotions. War Machine chose to control his emotions, Spider-Man broke down and cried, and Pepper Potts was very strong, but burst into tears after Iron Man completely left.

"I am Iron Man"

Throughout the entire Disney Marvel movie, this is not the only scene without a script. In the first "Iron Man", Robert Downey Jr.'s "I am Iron Man" was also an improvisation. This improvisation also made the entire Marvel Universe.