We all love big-screen Marvel characters like Deadpool, Iron Man, and Thor, but their real-life actor counterparts are pretty entertaining too.
The best examples of this come from Twitter, where anytime a Marvel actor references the cinematic universe, they end up deserving a standing ovation.
RDJ truly spoke for the people when he asked this question. It's something every Marvel Cinematic Universe fan would have wanted, but likely thought to be an impossible request.
That's right — RDJ got Marvel Studios to push the release of Infinity War a whole five days earlier. Sure, it doesn't sound like much, but to fans who had been waiting for the film since 2014, it meant a lot.
But hey, can you blame Boseman? Black Panther did kind of get dusted as a result of Thor's ill-conceived aiming tactics.
But hey, can you blame Thor? Thanos did sort of kill his broth— I'll just stop here.
Yes, yes, I know Batman is from the DC Extended Universe. But Chris Hemsworth got dragged into this one, which is why we're here.
Yeah, Kimmel! Good luck finding another blond-haired, blue-eyed, and totally jacked Avenger named Chris!
Well, that's what happens when you butt-livestream an exclusive movie premiere!
Apparently, the Russo Brothers barred the actor from reading huge chunks of the Infinity War script, worried that he might spoil plot points during promotional interviews.
Thanks, but the last thing we need to be reminded of is the brutally emotional death of Spider-Man in Infinity War!
What girl wouldn't want to be a baby goat embraced in the cyborg arms of Bucky Barnes?
Hemsworth tweeted this photo, writing, "Immediately after this shot was taken my son viciously attacked me from behind (due to his ninja training) and slammed my face into the flaming candles, I'll now be playing Deadpool if @VancityReynolds pulls the pin."
On Twitter, Reynolds replied, "Weird. My daughter JUST stabbed me in the right eye. (She's not a ninja, but she IS a bit of a d***) Point is, We can finally trade roles... (Happy Birthday Bubba!)."
As unlikely as this swap sounds, Disney did recently merge with 20th Century Fox, the studio that previously owned the rights to Deadpool. At the very least, we can cross our fingers for some sort of on-screen interaction between these two in the future.
Reynolds mocked the Russo Brothers' request for fans to not spoil Infinity War by issuing his own much cheekier, no-spoiler request for Deadpool 2.
So, will Deadpool still be trolling the Avengers now that he's under Disney's ownership? Well, we certainly hope so!
Realistically, Deadpool and Stark's affinity for sarcasm makes them much more compatible. However, they might be too similar, putting them at complete odds with each other... Kind of like Stark and Doctor Strange.
Needless to say, we would graciously accept additional content surrounding this bromance.
When you think about the personal characteristics of Woody and Buzz Lightyear as well as their friendship, it's almost scary how much they parallel to Stark and Rogers.
As we were saying earlier: Marvel actors, at least on Twitter, are almost as entertaining as they are on the big screen.
