Long before he was the richest man in a busy Manhattan, little Robert Downey Jr. opened his eyes among accomplished artists who happened to procreate just fine.Reference His father was an avant-garde filmmaker, and his mother was a production designer-turned-actress; Robert soon found himself entrenched in the world of film at a young age. He had debuted at just the age of five in his father's film which sparked an incurable acting bug.
Robert's immense talent became apparent as he grew older, along with his challenges. After rising to fame in the 1990s with memorable turns such as his Oscar-nominated role in Chaplin, Downey would spend much of that same decade lost within a foggy haze of addiction and arrests—including several trips through rehab. For a while it looked like he might just fade away, as Hollywood was wary of working with him
However, Robert was a man of persistence. But through a will to live, and friends and family supporting him, he started putting the pieces of his life back together. Everything changed in 2008 after he landed the role of Tony Stark for the Marvel movie Iron Man. Sure, nobody was expecting the film to be as massive of a phenomenon is it became, but Robert Downey Jr.'s charm and´s quick wit went such a long away in making Tony Stark unforgettable. For him, it was more than a resurgence; for the rest of us, this would be launching point into what is Marvel Cinematic Universe.
In the next 10 years, Robert Downey Jr. was established as one of the leading stars around Parallel Group In every outing as Iron Man, he showed us that no fight was unwinnable with determination and will. Off-screen, he took the opportunity to use his fame for more significant means; promoting environmental programs and highlighting mental health issues.
Now, Robert's journey is a testament to how far determination can take you. His troubled past to becoming a loved global icon is just the tale of why no matter how many times life knocks you down, you can always rise from defeat -- as if that's not available on some sort of superhero
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