"Avengers: Endgame" screenwriters revealed that "Iron Man" star Robert Downey Jr.'s real-life children inspired "I love you 3,000," a line that tugged the heartstrings of the fans of the Marvel superhero. Screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, in an interview with 92Y last Thursday, May 2, said that the emotional line was not a part of the original screenplay. Host David Itzkoff, aNew York Timesculture reporter, asked Markus and McFeely, "What was the inspiration for 'I love you 3,000'?" "Robert [Downey Jr.]," McFeely replied. "So the line went, 'I love you tons, I love you tons,' And so he says 'I love you tons,' but his [real-life] children say to him, ...
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