The set of Avengers: Doomsday was no picnic, that’s for sure. Whispers have been circling Hollywood about a major dust-up between two of the film’s big stars. The fight got so heated that production actually thought about changing its entire schedule. They really wanted to avoid a complete meltdown.
Rumors started a few weeks ago, but it was John Rocha who spilled all the juicy details. Rocha is known for being right about big news. He was the first to tell everyone that Hulk and Punisher would show up in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. He shared his insights during a chat with his colleague, Kristian Harloff.
According to Rocha, the whole mess began with a simple joke that went bad. One of the actors, who apparently didn’t know his co-star very well, made a comment that crossed a line. The remark caused a huge problem. Things got tense fast. The two famous actors faced off publicly right there on set. The whole atmosphere turned into a big confrontation. The tension grew so high that Marvel Studios actually looked into shaking up the production timeline. They even considered filming some scenes separately. Rocha said this would have cost "millions of dollars" extra. But the studio made it clear they were serious about fixing things. Both actors then agreed to put their differences aside. Apologies were made, and filming went back to normal.
Everything seems calm now, but the incident is still a big deal. A project as massive as Avengers: Doomsday is a huge undertaking. The Russo brothers are in charge, and they have gathered an enormous cast. When you have so many big personalities, egos can easily clash. This little conflict shows how a small slip-up can really rock a huge blockbuster movie.
The biggest mystery remains: who were these two stars? A few rumors are floating around, but take them with a grain of salt. Some suggest it was Robert Downey Jr., known for his role in Doom, and Ryan Reynolds, famous for playing Deadpool. Fans will definitely be watching the movie’s promotional tour next year. They’ll be looking for any signs of awkwardness between certain actors with eagle eyes.