It has been opened by numerous world fans of Marvel's films that Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.) and Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) are very similarEven to the stories of their origin. Iron Man was once a brazen, transplanted playboy, skilled in engineering and happy to marry. However, after being abducted by terrorists, he had a chance to think about his selfishness and used his isolation to invent a high -tech armor that, when deploying properly, will free the world from the weapons of mass destruction. Doctor Strange, on the other hand, was once a brazen, transplanted playboy, skilled in surgery and happy to female. However, after the terrible car accident, he had a chance to think about his selfishness and used his isolation to study the mystical arts.

Strange set out to look for his ransom, while Ayron Men encountered him by accident, but their ransom lacquers are taking place in parallel. Also, Iron Man was a technology -based character, while Strange used magic, but technology and magic became quite modest in the world of superheroes. The most important thing is that both characters have creatively shaved goats, attracting more comparison.

As is the case, actors Downey and Cumberbatch have something in common: they both played by Sherlock Holmes in high profile adaptations of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's biggest work. Downey played the role in Guy Richie's film since 2009 "Sherlock Holmes" and his 2011 sequel, "Sherlock Holmes: Shadow Game". Meanwhile, Cumberbatch has been playing an updated version of the BBC's 2010 TV series "Sherlock".

Both actors They appeared together in "Avengers: Infinity War" from 2018And they quickly recognized their joint past by playing the famous detective. Of course, as soon as they both understood their common characteristics, they had to somehow prevent them from joking about it. So it was at least What Cumberbatch said in a recent interview with Variety.

According to Cumberbatch, Downey was a professional, but also knew how to keep the light of the mood of massive production worth multi -millions of dollars as "Avengers: Infinite War". Downey was known for joking and gently ribs her colleagues. He called Cumberbatch "Mr Shakespeare", alluding to the British career playing in Shakespeare's productions throughout his career. This was rich, originating from Downey, who appeared in Richard Langrene's film "Richard III" since 1995. But no matter, the joke remained.

Cumberbatch also noticed the jokes of Sherlock Holmes what Downey did and referred to the line of dialogue that had to change as a result. He said:

"We had an interest in being the two sherlock shooting. (...) But there was a line of dialogue where someone turns to us and says, "No, Sherlock." Well, we took out all those meta things.

Indeed, it would be a little too brazen - even in a notorious brazen series like Marvel Cinematic Universe - to include meta jokes about how the two actors play Sherlock Holmes. Such a thing would be better to leave it on the movie "Dedpul", where the title character is constantly joking at the expense of Hollywood.

In another entertaining part of Sherlock's synergy, Cumberbatch starred in the production of the Frankenstein National Theater with Johnny Lee Miller in 2011. The production trick was that Miller and Cumberbatch would alternately play Dr. Frankenstein and the monster. Accidentally, Miller Also He played Sherlock Holmes In all 154 episodes of the 2012 "Elementary" series. Cumberbatch seems to find his colleagues Sherlock.