Don't see it. Still, you could do a lot worse than Chan. At least with him it would likely just be a case of miscasting rather than lack of enthusiasm or talent.
I think this is more about his acting style than anything else. Also, it's one thing to change a characters race in the transition from comic to film, but a different story when you're having a role transfer from one actor to another within a single continuity. That said, we should at least give him a short film or something. That'd be sweet.j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:Why not? They made Nick Fury black. They made the Mandarin American. They made Heimdall black. They made the Kingpin black in Daredevil. None of those were particularly necessary, but they worked anyway/ Would it be so different to make Iron Man Chinese? Are we going to say all racial swaps in Marvel are fine, as long as you're not a brown-haired, white male lead?
It has alot to do with consistency in the cinematic universe.j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:I heard The Mandarin was Chinese, Nick Fury was white and Heimdall was a Norse god. Yet going by the movies, the Mandarin is America, Nick Fury is black, and Heimdall is too.Terminate421 said:Jackie, I love you, but you will never be able to beat Robert Downey Jr or even come close to it. Also I heard Tony Stark was white.
Though him wearing some sort of power armor and doing fighting in it would be awesome.
If they can change character ethnicities there, is there really any reason they couldn't do the same for Tony Stark? It's OK to make a Chinese character American, but not the other way around?
I love you.Manthraxx said:Jackie! YOU'LL GET NOTHING AND LIKE IT!