Robert Downey Jr. is currently filming in Atlanta for the movie "Captain America: Civil War" and the actor, who is best known for his role as Tony Stark and Iron Man, requested that his furniture will be shipped to his temporary home in Atlanta.
Robert Downey Jr. reportedly had his entire house full of furniture be shipped in the temporary home he is staying at as the 50-year-old wants to see the similar fixations in his real home wherever he goes. The furniture will be shipped to wherever he films a movie.
A source shared that whenever the actor rents a place, he wants consistency from rental to rental so all his furniture is present wherever he is. The actor reportedly does this as he wants a sense of comfort. Downey Jr. is currently in Georgia to film the scenes for "Captain America: Civil War" as he revealed on his Instagram account on Saturday that they were filming on a weekend.
Reportedly, the cost of furniture moving is very expensive and it is not clear if Downey Jr. pays for this or if the producers of the films he works on are the ones spending for these moving expenses. Downey Jr. is one of the highest paid actors in Hollywood.
Downey Jr.'s Iron Man is said to go against his ally Captain America in the upcoming flick as they have a fallout when new laws were introduced regarding the use of superhero powers. Iron Man reportedly supports the new law but Captain America, played by Chris Evans, does not like it.
Other Marvel superheroes that will be in the film are Ant-Man, Winter Soldier, The Black Panther, Falcon, War Machine, General Thaddeus Ross, and Crossbones. "Captain America: Civil War" will be out in theatres by May 6, 2016.
Aside from the Captain America flick, Downey Jr. is also expected to star in a fourth installment of "Iron Man" although there has been no confirmation regarding this yet. "Iron Man 4" is rumored to be out by 2018 but no other details are available as to when production starts.
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