Robert Downey Jr. Scripts

Robert Downey Jr. has had a roller coaster of a career ever since his breakthrough fame when he was a young man. Starring in great 80’s teen films such as Weird Science (1985) and Back to School (1986) gave him overnight success and put him in the crowd of powerful teen actors known as the “brat pack.”

However, the fame and success might have been too much for him as he slowly began to descend into a life of hedonism. He got in trouble with the law and even spent some time in jail during this bad period of his life.

Most people thought that he was going to be down forever and would not regain his stardom status, much like many actors of his time failed to do. However, the one thing that Downey had was talent, and it was up to him to decide when he was going to straighten out his life and fulfill his marvelous destiny.

He worked himself up through the ranks, sobered up off of drugs, and eventually landed the role that set his career off again in Iron Man (2008). Almost like déjà vu, he was an all star again. Women loved him and men respected him as he set off to regain his stardom and his regal status among movie goers.

The lesson that Downey’s life exclaims is the importance of seriousness when pursuing a career in the film industry. There are many people who come and go, believing the film industry to be nothing more than a society that caters to their every whim. In fact, it is a business and it requires the same determination, respect and consistency that any other field of work requires.

Conquer laziness and inconsistency, and you will find your path into the film industry.

Filmography

  1. (2012) The Avengers
  2. (2011) Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
  3. (2010) Due Date
  4. (2010) Iron Man 2
  5. (2009) Sherlock Holmes Script
  6. (2009) The Soloist
  7. (2008) Tropic Thunder Script
  8. (2008) The Incredible Hulk Script
  9. ( 2008) Iron Man [Transcript]
  10. (2007) Charlie Bartlett [Transcript]
  11. (2007) Lucky You [Transcript]
  12. (2007) Zodiac [Transcript]
  13. (2006) Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus
  14. (2006) A Scanner Darkly Script
  15. (2006) The Shaggy Dog
  16. (2006) A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
  17. (2005) Good Night, and Good Luck Script
  18. (2005) Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Script
  19. (2005) Game 6 Script
  20. (2004) Eros [Transcript]
  21. (2003) Gothika Script
  22. (2003) The Singing Detective [Transcript]
  23. (2000) Wonder Boys Script
  24. (1999) Black and White
  25. (1999) Bowfinger
  26. (1999) Friends & Lovers
  27. (1999) In Dreams  [Transcript]
  28. (1998) U.S. Marshals
  29. (1998) The Gingerbread Man Script [For Purchase]
  30. (1997) Hugo Pool
  31. (1997) Two Girls and a Guy
  32. (1997) One Night Stand
  33. (1996) Danger Zone
  34. (1995) Restoration
  35. (1995) Home for the Holidays
  36. (1995) Richard III [Transcript]
  37. (1994) Only You Script
  38. (1994) Natural Born Killers Script
  39. (1994) Hail Caesar Script
  40. (1993) Short Cuts [Transcript]
  41. (1993) Heart and Souls
  42. (1992) Chaplin Script
  43. (1991) Soapdish [Transcript]
  44. (1990) Too Much Sun
  45. (1990) Air America
  46. (1989) Chances Are
  47. (1989) True Believer Script
  48. (1989) That’s Adequate
  49. (1988) 1969
  50. (1988) Rented Lips
  51. (1988) Johnny Be Good
  52. (1987) Less Than Zero
  53. (1987) The Pick-up Artist
  54. (1986) America
  55. (1986) Back to School [Transcript]
  56. (1985) Weird Science [Transcript]
  57. (1985) Tuff Turf
  58. (1984) Firstborn
  59. (1983) Baby It’s You
  60. (1980) Up the Academy
  61. (1972) Greaser’s Palace (uncredited)
  62. (1970) Pound

Avengers Themed Scripts

It’s no wonder why the new Avengers (2012) movie is getting so much hype. After several years of films coming out based on individual characters that make up the Avengers team, they are finally bringing them all together for one action packed adventure.

The thought and care that went into the prior films are now made evident in the way that they complement this new film, filling in plot holes and bringing closure to the previous five movies.

Needless to say, screenwriters must have had a very difficult time putting together the scripts for each individual movie. Not only did the scripts have to be entertaining and true to the original content, but it also had to match up with the other five films!

Reading the scripts of these films is a must-do for any person who wants to be a screenwriter. The intricacy and care that was put into each script is something that is rarely seen in Hollywood- not since the days of the Back to the Future saga. Make sure to take time to read these scripts- they are full of wisdom that will help any screenwriter in their profession.

 

Films

  1. (2012) The Avengers
  2. (2011) Captain America
  3. (2011) Thor Script
  4. (2010) Iron Man 2
  5. (2008) The Incredible Hulk Script
  6. (2008) Iron Man [Transcript]