Sean Callagy

It was dangerous.

Because once an actor starts doing that, they keep wanting to do that and you could miss your days unless their lines get taken.

So how, in that frame, you have Iron Man, you have these properties and you're making a superhero movie that you turn into a love story with 10 minutes of action.

Right.

I could only afford 10 minutes as well.

That made it easier.

So, but now in this conversation of innovation optimization, how do you decide to do that?

You know, what was it, you know, if 100 people look at Iron Man in the comics,

A million people look at Iron Man in the comics, they're not making the movie you made.

And this is one of the greatest superhero movies ever made by so many critical reviews

financial success, all of it.

How do you get to that?

And I'll get in a second.

There's a question before that, which is why Iron Man is the first movie.

Please.

And that was also I'm proud of as a vision because a lot of people recommended, you know, you have one shot

and that go with Avengers, go with your biggest commercial property and not rely on just one superhero.

Bring everyone together, then some people will like Iron Man, some people will like Thor.

You attract more people.

And for you to keep jumping in, I'm just gonna really contextualize.