Robert Downey Jr on life after Avengers Endgame: I'm not what I did with this studio

Marger Cinematic Universe's Avengers Endgame has been released in cinemas for more than two months, and so many days have pbaded since the audience left the movie theater with a bittersweet feeling after saying goodbye to one of their favorite superheroes, Tony Stark's Iron Man.

Robert Downey Jr, who has been trying the iconic character for a decade, recently opened to life after the completion of the Infinity saga during an interview with Off Camera with Sam Jones .

About the Same, the Endgame The Star said, "I have not been forced to explore the new frontier of my creative and personal life after that."

Explaining that he is now exploring unexplored territory after his long run as an Iron Man, the actor "There is always an addiction to something that seems to be a thing safe. It's the closest I know to be a trust fund child.

The actor, who gained worldwide fame and earned a fortune through the box office collection of MCU films, said that sometimes because of his close badociation with the company, he would be afraid of losing his actor identity.

"I am not my job. I am not what I did with this studio. I am not that time period that I spent playing this character. And it sucks, because the kid in each of us wants to be like, "No. It's always the summer camp, we all hold hands and sing "Kumbaya", concluded the star.

In terms of work, Downey Jr looks forward to the release of The Voyage of Doctor Dolittle. The actor also owns Sherlock Holmes 3.