Like The Avengers, Iron Man 3 played to a broad spectrum of demographics with a tilt toward older men. According to Disney, audiences were 55 percent above the age of 25 and 61 percent male. Disney also reports that couples made up 52 percent of
Jeremy Kay: Robert Downey Jr's future as Tony Stark is unclear, but the Iron Man series looks set to run and run – and Marvel storylines are becoming increasingly intertwined.
With a domestic three-day haul projected at $175.3 million, Disney-Marvel's “Iron Man 3” is the highest domestic opening weekend on record second only to last year's comic book-based actioner from a related franchise “The Avengers.” The threequel's
Even Tony Stark would be impressed with Iron Man 3's incredible domestic opening weekend. Disney's $200 million superhero sequel earned $175.3 million in its first three days in North America from 4253 theaters — the
Kingsley makes his superhero-movie debut as the international terrorist the Mandarin, a foil to Robert Downey Jr.'s billionaire inventor Tony Stark, in Iron Man 3. And what an enemy he is: When Stark calls out the Mandarin after the baddie takes out
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