They’ve decided not to revisit that iconic moment when Tony Stark bid farewell, as Feige puts it, “We won’t touch that moment again.” Feige talked about what’s next for Robert Downey Jr. in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in an interview with ‘Vanity Fair.’

Oh, joyous news! Kevin Feige, the Marvel Studios president, has declared in the grand halls of Vanity Fair that the chapter of Iron Man, also known as Robert Downey Jr., is sealed tighter than a superhero suit after laundry day. Fans longing for Tony Stark’s revival can now collectively mourn the demise of any lingering hopes, as the iconic character’s demise in Avengers: Endgame is deemed untouchable. “We are going to keep that moment and not touch that moment again,” declared Feige with the solemnity of a Marvel funeral director.

No magical resurrections here, folks! The cast and crew bid tearful adieus on the last day of shooting Endgame, promising Downey it would be the absolute last time they’d make him wear the Iron Man suit — ever. Because, you know, emotional goodbyes and promises are the stuff superhero dreams are made of. Plus, shooting his final Tony Stark line near his original audition location was a masterstroke of sentimental brilliance.

In a stunning revelation, Feige shared the Marvel board’s initial skepticism about casting Downey as Stark due to his past legal troubles. Because nothing says superhero material like a dash of legal drama. But fear not, dear readers, for Feige’s unwavering determination and the brilliant idea of a screen test miraculously convinced the naysayers. And lo and behold, Downey became the man behind the iron mask, gracing us with 10 films and three top-grossing masterpieces. A tale of triumph, legal troubles, and screen tests – the stuff Hollywood legends are made of.