#jon favreau

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Tony and Happy in Iron Man 3

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Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark

IRON MAN

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Oswald The Lucky Rabbit Gets Even Luckier With Jon Favreau, Walt Disney Studios And Disney Branded Television In New Animation/Live- Action Hybrid Series For Disney+.

Jon Favreau has been a linchpin as one of the biggest and trusted creatives at The Walt Disney Company with multiple projects like the flagship series The Mandalorian and its spin-offs like The Book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka and Star Wars: Skeleton Crew as well his two "Iron-Man" films at Marvel Studios and the reimaginings of "The Jungle Book" and "The Lion King" at Walt Disney Studios and his next project is a bit lucky...

DEADLINE has confirmed that Favreau is developing a untitled Oswald The Lucky Rabbit series for Disney+ with Favreau as creator, writter and executive producer.

The animation/live action hybrid is about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a saucy, self-absorbed bunny. Favreau is writing and producing the project from Walt Disney Studios and Disney Branded Television. The project is being described as a animation/live-action hybrid ala "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?", "Chip n´ Dale: Rescue Rangers" (2022) and the axed MAX series "Tooned Out" and "Tweety Mysteries".

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is very important to The Walt Disney Company. The cartoon, which bears close resemblance to Mickey Mouse, has a fractured history with the company and played a pivotal role in the creation of Disney’s most famous animated character. Oswald was created in 1927 by Walt Disney and featured in 27 animated shorts. But after Universal took control of the character in 1928, Disney created a new character as a replacement: Mickey Mouse.

Bringing Oswald home had been a priority for Disney CEO Bob Iger, and The Walt Disney Co. acquired the trademark in 2006 with the character being re-introduced in the EPIC MICKEY video-game series, appearances at the Disney Parks and multiple merchandise featuring the character. A fully animated series based on the character was in development at the now defunct Disney Digital Network animation unit created by Matt Danner ("Legend of The Three Caballeros", The Muppets Studio "Muppet Babies", 20th Century Animation "Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again","Diary of A Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw") but was scrapped with Danner stating that "Disney is still heavily invested in wanting to revive the character".

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@giftober + @mcuchallenge 2024 | DAY 18: GIFT

ROBERT DOWNEY JR. as Tony Stark IRON MAN (2008) dir. Jon Favreau

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daredevil (2003) // x-men: last stand (2006)

daredevil (2003) // x-men (2000)

-> yes, daredevil (2003) is cringe but it is MY comfort cringe movie <3 || anyways, i love these silly boys in their very early 2000's red sunglasses. (and jen g. is mother. )

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I will no longer be making urban Kiju comics or transformers art. This will now be a STARWARS only account. Focusing on only the deep discussions of how the expanded universe can still be real and if Jon Favro is the devil

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What a shit show on Twitter and Reddit

This account is MCU!Natasha hate-free

I can’t believe people in 2025 are still pitting actresses against each other. Scarlett is talented. So is Florence. Yelena got her chance to shine and get character development well without being sexualised to hell and back

Meanwhile, Natasha was sexualised since IM2 to Endgame by all those male writers, directors and ofc Joss whedon. Whedon who basically cut her off in most scenes and made Nat Bruce’s nanny/mother/lover. Then in CACW, it was just about Tony and Steve. She got sidelined. She barely had screen time in AIW and ofc got killed off without much scenes in EG. Not to mention her leadership for 5 years between AIW and EG got taken from her the moment men (Steve and Tony) who weren’t even in the team anymore got back to Avengers HQ.

Ffs her suits throughout years until aiw were sexualised too. And all those posters showing arse or boob or thinning Scarlett’s waist. Or giving her heeled boots for no reason other than “women should look hot”

As much as I love Black Widow movie, Yelena got more spotlight than Natasha. And also by adding countless widow, they also basically made Black Widow title worthless

Scarlett Johansson walked so rest of female superheroes can run. From being the only female superhero in the team, we now have multiple female superheroes in teams. She didn’t have her scene in “A-Force” Easter egg despite she starting female superhero in MCU in 2010. She didn’t even fight in EG ffs. My EG hatred is coming back

Florence Pugh basically says this too, e.g. how much Scarlett helped her. She would say “what a fucking idiot” to those commenters since she knows her character would get the same treatment if not for Scarlett pushing for better after getting more power in the industry. She also knows if it was 00s and 10s, her character would be sexualised af like Natasha

And all those people are complaining about Scarlett and Nay while none are saying anything about Joss Whedon, Jon Favreau, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely and Russo Brothers!!

Men get away with anything they screw up whilst women get criticised for the things that aren’t in their hands

We deserve more Widow sisters scenes. We deserve better writing for Natasha. We deserve sexualisation free Widows

I still wish they kept comics origins and certain character relationships such as Alexei being Nat’s ex and BuckyNat (I’m also Romanogers shipper) instead of free styling

Oh gosh Bucky was pretty much side character as well but they developed him well over the years along with all male heroes. Clint too was sidelined and he was just there and he got time and opportunity to shine but they didn’t have time for female lead of Avengers movies and freaking leader of Avengers

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The Mandalorian (2019)

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Top quote is from Robert Reich.

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Tony Stark and Happy Hogan talking in Iron Man 3

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Pedro Pascal, Grogu, and Jon Favreau at Star Wars Celebration Japan

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The Mandalorian (2ª Temp.)

Episodio 8: "Chapter 16: The Rescue''

• Dirección: Peyton Reed

• Guión: Jon Favreau

• Cinematografía: Baz Idoine

• Cast: Mark Hamill

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Find someone who looks at you the way Pedro looks at Grogu 💚

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Today marks 15 years since The Mandalore Plot debuted on Cartoon Network, which means happy birthday to:

Obitine! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

The darksaber

Jon Favreau���s first steps into Mandalorian lore