Downey admits that he is worried that Marvel will affect his acting skills and prefers to shoot pure movies

Robert Downey Jr., who starred in Iron Man, recently admitted in an interview that Marvel movies affected his acting skills, causing some problems with his performance in "Oppenheimer".

Downey said: "When I was talking to Chris Nolan, he asked me to practice my acting skills, and we were all worried about the impact of the way [Marvel] was filmed in the past. ”

When asked about the impact of Marvel time on him, Downey replied:

"I prefer 'Gone with the Wind' and 'The Ten Commandments,' I don't really care much about the long-term effects of Iron Man, I want to talk about more pure movies. I am very happy to be in this high-quality film (Oppenheimer), and I was intoxicated by shooting such a work due to the influence of my family. ”

"Of course, my time at Marvel is just as important to me, and it's proud to be in the trenches with Kevin Feige, and it's proud to build an infinite legend with him."

Regarding whether Downey will return to Marvel, Downey said that he is working on many different projects, that his Marvel career is over, and that he is enjoying his life now.

"Oppenheimer" will be released on July 21, and it is rumored that Downey is also expected to return in the third Sherlock Holmes movie.