It looks like the upcoming Marvel flick 'Captain America: Civil War' is already shooting some major fight sequences involving Iron Man.
Robert Downey Jr., who will reprise his role as billionaire inventor Tony Stark, has just been spotted getting a bite at an Atlanta food truck still sporting cuts and bruises on his face.
Blaxican Food Truck has just posted a Twitter picture of its crew hanging out with the actor, who is seen with several scratches on his face and what looks like a blooming black eye. The caption read, "First celebrity on my truck and he is freakn Iron Man! @robertdowneyjr made my day."
First celebrity on my truck and he is freakn Iron Man! @robertdowneyjr made my day. pic.twitter.com/sk6UmEvydn
— Blaxican Food Truck (@blaxicanfood) July 15, 2015
Iron Man reportedly arrived with "a bunch of people." According to the Blaxican Food Truck Twitter, they were not sure which food the actor actually ate.
The wounds might only be make-up, since Downey Jr. is filming 'Civil War' nearby.
'Captain America: Civil War' also stars Chris Evans, who will return as Steve Rogers. The film is reportedly about the separation of the Avengers, which splits into two factions. Captain America will stand on one side of the civil war, while Tony Stark opposes him.
Robert Downey Jr. is known for being one celebrity who embraces social media. The actor recently made news when he tagged 'Jurassic World' star Chris Pratt in a hilarious Twitter photo featuring Owen Graham, Thor, Iron Man and Captain America.
This might get out of hand, @prattprattpratt... pic.twitter.com/ZsFCGOdFC7 — Robert Downey Jr (@RobertDowneyJr) July 6, 2015
Pratt immediately responded hilariously. "Looks like Owen's about to get his ass handed to him," he tweeted.
'Captain America 3' will also feature Tom Holland, who has just been named the new Spider-Man. The young actor will have a small part that will reintroduce Peter Parker into the Marvel Cinematic Universe before he stars in the Spider-Man standalone film.
'Captain America: Civil War' will finally hit theaters on May 5, 2016.
