character that was in the forefront of comics of the time he was a character but he wasn't and robert downey jr was a almost an employee at the time right and center was like what iron man are you kidding me and then it came out it was like holy crap iron man robert downey jr so i would i love to be surprised by people and i love to get excited about things so i can tell i see it when you know since you have the thing on most of the time i think you'll be a bad bet. as long as you jump with the a cause that's right as long as when you're batman you're talking like this all the time that's right then you're done can you go back it was my son does so you just did right there and he had a good one i think he got it is that he had a weird relationship with robin maybe you know it's tough to say you know he's a very found a circus orphan and then put him into his auto in the movie i'm not judging ok i don't know when you will as you said a lot of comics have problems sort of like probably got to be left alone left right yeah i think so i think you know for whatever reason there's this interest. c

. >> topping tonight's people scene, the son of actor robert downey, jr. arrested for alleged cocaine possession. he was taken into custody after a traffic stop in west hollywood yesterday. he was released after posting $10,000 bail. >>> and right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and more up next at 6:00. another 8.2 million vehicles added to general motors recall list. the problems and which vehicles are included coming up. >>> the search is suspended for 14 year old swimmer who went missing off the coast of ocean city, new jersey. >>> those stories and more coming up next at 6:00. for the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. have a great ♪ >>> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is more trouble for general motors. g.m. has issued a recall of 8.2 million vehicles, primarily because of faulty ignition switch. the latest recall involves mostly older mid-size cars

. >> unicredit robert downey to join twitter and that has -- you convinced robert downer to join twitteres to social media how does it get used by big studios? ofi think it is a little bit ae.e nuts on top of a sund a food truck or an art gallery opening or a standup comedian, that size of an audience and independent film world really is impacted by social media. >> speaking of peers, you mentioned elon musk. he was part of inspiration for the film. dust out of curiosity, is he an investor? >> he isn't an investor. he is someone i have become friends with through the course of working on "iron man." we feel part of it at space x. is also an example of a company that has benefited from social media. avoid enabled them to doing things like doing their own tv spots. i would like to know if you have had any interest in directing a tv commercial for tesla? >> i'm a tesla driver. i put my name on the list because elon was a friend and was nice enough to let its film at his factory for free. he did a cameo for us. he is making a car. let me sign up and make a guy feel good. [laughter] i was one

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quentin tarantino, adam samberg, tiger woods, robert downey junior. next up, they be boomers, i'm one of them born from 1946 through 1954 and exuberant view is whether this. that the iconic image of that describes only a portion. they are worried about retirement and wondering why they aren't young anymore. bill and hillary clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, steve jobs, tom hanks. and finally, our oldest generation from 192-82-1945, they are now in their late 60s and they are conservative conformist that are uneasy with the pace of democratic culture and technical change in the growing size of government. it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so there you go. that is who everyone is. >> i think we have a few baby boomers in the audience. and so one thing that strikes me is that even though you say they are not scientific, there are no women among this. so i was talking with a friend about that and we were trying to think about it. so there are a lot of successful women, but to get to this status, it was hard for us

. >> you encouraged robert downey to join twitter.es to using social media, what is a difference between how it is used for a film like chef and how it is used by big studios? of nuts onlittle bit top of a sunday with the big studio. it would work without it. or a pop-upchef restaurant or a food truck or an thegallery opening , independent film world really is impacted by social media. >> we mentioned elon musk. he is a friend. he was part of the inspiration for the tony stark character. is he an investor in chef? >> i have become friends with them over the course of working on ironman. spacex.to we faced at now everybody knows about spacex. when you look at iron man two, justin hammer's weapons factory with spacex. >> they have benefited from social media. the positive press was allowed them to avoid doing their own tv spots. interest ever have any in directing a tv commercial for tesla question mark >> i'm a tesla driver. i put my name on the list because it one must was a friend. he did a cameo for us. i will sign up for his ilk ar

. >> you haven't cursed robert --ney to encourage -- did you have encouraged robert downey to join twitteromes to using social media, what's the difference between how it ends up being used for a film like "chef" and how it gets used by big studios? >> with big studios, it's like nuts on top of a sunday. it's nice to have it but it would work fine without it. or an arte"chef" gallery or a standup comedian, that size audience in the independent film world, really is impacted by social media. >> we mentioned in elon musk. he is a friend. he was part of the inspiration for tony stark in "iron man." is he an investor in your movie? >> no, but i have become friends with them through the course of working on "ironman". "ironman2" at spacex. if you look at the film, the evil weapons factory was based there. >> tesla is also an example of a company that has benefited from social media. all the positive press has enabled them to avoid doing things like doing their own tv spots. i would love to know if you ever have any interest in direct a tv commercial for tesla? >> i am a tesla driver. i put my n

. >> you convinced robert downey to join twitter.mes to social media -- how does it get used by big studios? >> i think it is a little bit of like nuts on top of a sundae. a food truck or an art gallery opening or a standup comedian, that size of an audience and independent film world really is impacted by social media. >> speaking of peers, you mentioned elon musk. he was part of inspiration for the film. dust out of curiosity, is he an investor? >> he isn't an investor. he is someone i have become friends with through the course -- >> speaking of peers, you mentioned elon musk. he was part of inspiration for the film. out of curiosity, is he an investor? >> he isn't an investor. he is someone i have become friends with through the course of working on "iron man." for "iron man 2" we feel part of it at space x. >> tesla is also an example of a company that has benefited from social media. it has enabled them to avoid doing things like doing their own tv spots. i would like to know if you have had any interest in directing a tv comme

scarlett johansson, john leguizamo, sofia vergara, robert downey jr. dustin hoffman.which isn't in this thing, but he makes a grilled cheese sandwich. he slathers it with butter, different layers of cheese, the cheese is melting, he cut it in half and he takes a bite and the crunch is so loud in the theater that the entire theater goes, oh, my god. you see the cheese coming, literally the movie was so -- it made me -- we had a full meal before. we were starving after. it is a great movie. and it is called "chef." it is not everywhere, but if it is in your town, should see it. >> frank made one last night and he burned it. >> he did? what is your favorite thing? >> my favorite thing, once kenny and ali finally left, i got my friend emily sent me a book that i heard about and never read. it might be the most profound book i've read in 20 years. it is called the reason for god by timothy keller. $9 on amazon.com. every excuse you ever made for -- no, no, i can't believe this because of that. he answers it. he reasons it out and he does it in a way that is nonthreatening,

come on up here, robert downey jr.! calling everybody out. that will ferrell movie, we're all going streaking! and will ferrell's the only one who goes. well, i was the only one who went. and so i get up there. whoo! i look behind me. no one else had come up on the stage. so now, look at this guy. now i'm on stage. and i don't know what to do except i start taking iphone pictures. i'm like, well, this is embarrassing. but at the very least i'll get a good shot of steven tyler. >> jimmy: i think you were dancing there. [ cheers and applause ] you did the right thing. zach braff is here. his movie is called "wish i was here." we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by old navy this saturday only, old navy flip-flops for the family are just $1. ♪ [ female announcer ] you never know what might come your way. a 24-speed bike with 7 gears you will never use. an aquarium for the fish you named but shouldn't have. because you know, fish. a snowboard that'll carve a mountain like it was

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quentin tarantino, adam samberg, tiger woods, robert downey junior. next up, they be boomers, i'm one of them born from 1946 through 1954 and exuberant view is whether this. that the iconic image of that describes only a portion. they are worried about retirement and wondering why they aren't young anymore. bill and hillary clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, steve jobs, tom hanks. and finally, our oldest generation from 192-82-1945, they are now in their late 60s and they are conservative conformist that are uneasy with the pace of democratic culture and technical change in the growing size of government. it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so there you go. that is who everyone is. >> i think we have a few baby boomers in the audience. and so one thing that strikes me is that even though you say they are not scientific, there are no women among this. so i was talking with a friend about that and we were trying to think about it. so there are a lot of successful women, but to get to this status, it was hard for us

quentin tarantino, adam samberg, tiger woods, robert downey junior. next up, they be boomers, i'm one of them born from 1946 through 1954 and exuberant view is whether this. that the iconic image of that describes only a portion. they are worried about retirement and wondering why they aren't young anymore. bill and hillary clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, steve jobs, tom hanks. and finally, our oldest generation from 192-82-1945, they are now in their late 60s and they are conservative conformist that are uneasy with the pace of democratic culture and technical change in the growing size of government. it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so there you go. that is who everyone is. >> i think we have a few baby boomers in the audience. and so one thing that strikes me is that even though you say they are not scientific, there are no women among this. so i was talking with a friend about that and we were trying to think about it. so there are a lot of successful women, but to get to this status, it was hard for us