AVENGERS: ENDGAME Earned Disney Nearly $900 Million In Profit; Robert Downey Jr. Scored A $75 Million Payday

Avengers: Endgame is the highest-grossing movie of all-time, and we now have details on how much money it ended up making for Disney, not to mention how much star Robert Downey Jr. walked away with...

By JoshWilding - Apr 25, 2020 05:04 AM EST

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Avengers: Endgame earned $1.2 billion worldwide during its opening weekend, and according to Deadline, that alone covered the $511 million production and marketing costs. That's a first for a big budget blockbuster, and so it's no wonder the Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to continue dominating theaters moving forward (well, once they re-open).

After grossing $614.3 million in China - making it the biggest US title in the Middle Kingdom's history - Disney ended up getting 25% of that ($153.5 million) back due to how things work in the country.

However, after Avengers: Endgame ultimately ended up earning $2.797 billion worldwide, and after Disney saw around $1.8 billion in theatrical rentals and when home entertainment and TV streams brought that figure up to $1.789 billion. Unfortunately, merchandise costs haven't been revealed.

Despite that, the net profit ended up being a mind-blowing $890 million. That's 78% higher than Avengers: Infinity War's $500 million profit, and a number no one could have ever imagined.

Interestingly, the trade notes that after receiving $20 million upfront, Iron Man actor Robert Downey Jr. walked away with $55 million in back-end profits.

Another Avengers movie being released is inevitable, but there's no sign of one in Phase 4 and that's likely because the studio wants to build anticipation. When it finally arrives in theaters, it will almost certainly be a hit, and that's a smarter business decision that rushing another out too soon.

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moments Disney wouldn't allow to happen in the MCU today!

10. Bruce Banner Can't Get Laid

In The Incredible Hulk, Bruce Banner goes on the run alongside Betty Ross, and the former couple start getting close again in a motel room. However, just as it looks like the Jade Giant's alter-ego will see some action, his heart-rate monitor starts going haywire, and he realises that having sex runs the risk of him transforming into The Hulk.

Yes, Bruce couldn't have sex with Betty because he was scared he would lose control during the act!

What was meant to be a somewhat edgy piece of humour came across as dumb and bordered on being a complete misunderstanding of how Banner's powers work. Honestly, there's just no way one of the current Marvel Studios movies would take this sort of risqué look at a hero's sex life.

9. Tony Stark's Stripper Pole

Before he became Iron Man, Tony Stark lived a hedonistic lifestyle and certainly enjoyed himself as an eligible bachelor. That was evident from the fact his private plane was outfitted not only with plenty of booze, but stripper poles which the "flight attendants" certainly made good use of.

Yes, Tony was able to transform his plane into a strip club on a whim, and while there's absolutely nothing wrong with that (it's not as if he was married or doing anything morally objectionable), this sort of non-PG content wouldn't fly - no pun intended - in today's Marvel Cinematic Universe.

These days, there would probably be some sort of massive outcry on social media to a scene like too, and it's just not something that fits Disney's family friendly image in any way, shape, or form.

8. General "Thunderbolt" Ross' Love Of Cigars

The original plan for The Avengers was for Earth's Mightiest Heroes to square off with The Hulk. That's why The Incredible Hulk's post-credits scene revolved around Tony Stark approaching General "Thunderbolt" Ross to offer him some help, but there was something in that moment which Disney would never allow to grace the silver screen.

While he's getting drunk, Ross is puffing on one of his trademark cigars, but Disney doesn't allow smoking in any of their films!

Captain America: Civil War actually featured a nod to Ross' love of cigars when he mentioned having a heart attack, something you have to believe came as a result of the way he used to both smoke and drink. It was a fun way for Marvel Studios to explain why his cigars were nowhere to be seen.

7. Tony Stark's Alcoholism

Marvel Studios never fully went down the "Demon in the Bottle" route in the MCU, but Iron Man 2 definitely addressed the fact that Tony Stark's drinking had become a major problem.

The hero's drunken behaviour at his party endangered guests and led to Rhodey taking his old armour and subsequently becoming War Machine after realising his friend could no longer be trusted. By the time The Avengers rolled around, though, Tony was shown enjoying a drink as he sparred with Loki in Stark Tower, and his possible alcoholism was never mentioned again.

That was seemingly just too dark a topic for a superhero in a world now overseen by Disney to tackle, and it's a shame in many ways as the comic books handled it in a meaningful, impactful way.

6. Sexualising Black Widow

Scarlett Johansson is extremely talented...and insanely beautiful. Marvel Studios really played on her sex appeal in Iron Man 2, and as well as some saucy lingerie photos, "Natalie Rushman" walked around in a lot of tight-fitting clothing and was clearly an object of Tony Stark's desires.

That was the point in some ways, of course, as she was undercover for S.H.I.E.L.D., but some sexist remarks were sent her way courtesy of Happy Hogan (who watched her change in the back of Tony's car), and a female superhero being portrayed like this these says seems doubtful.

Joss Whedon managed to slip some borderline NSFW shots of Black Widow into The Avengers (mostly of her butt), but the way the hero was portrayed in the MCU after Iron Man 2 was vastly different.

5. F-Bombs

It may have been bleeped (barely), but Iron Man 2 featured the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first F-Bomb! It came during a confrontation with Senator Stern as he shouted "F*** you, buddy" at Tony as he left that congressional hearing about his future as Iron Man.

It wasn't hard to figure out what he said, and while Guardians of the Galaxy teased another F-Bomb, it was nowhere near as obvious as this one, and not something Disney would ever allow to make the final cut of one of their movies. Bear in mind that Spider-Man: Homecoming and Far From Home's "What the fu-" moments were in films produced by Sony Pictures, not Disney.

Regardless, this was a pretty blatant use of the word in a Marvel movie, and not something we expect to hear again.

4. Recasting Rhodey

After Terrence Howard demanded a huge pay rise for his Iron Man 2 return, Marvel Entertainment Chairman Isaac Perlmutter ordered Kevin Feige to recast the role...because no one would notice.

In case you need us to spell it out to you, Ike believed that because the character of Rhodey is black, moviegoers wouldn't notice that Don Cheadle had replaced him. It's a horrible way of thinking, but he was in charge at the time, and with Howard wanting such a huge amount of money, it was inevitable that he wouldn't come back for the sequel.

These days, recasting still happens, but something tells us there would be a better reason for it...and that execs at Disney wouldn't be under the belief no one would realise for such racist reasons!

3. "Thunderstruck"

Iron Man 2 was a messy movie, but as well as pushing the boundaries with Tony Stark's alcoholism and the way Natasha Romanoff was portrayed, it also featured a lot of other sexualised imagery.

The opening sequence (which originally featured a hungover Tony throwing up into a toilet) saw Iron Man surrounded by scantily clad dancers, and while it was all very tame, it's also not the sort of imagery we're used to seeing from Disney. It's hard to imagine them being okay with this, especially when those girls are pulling off some, ahem, eye-catching moves!

The sequel wouldn't have suffered without a scene like this, but by the time Iron Man 3 rolled around, the Armoured Avenger had very much put his hedonistic, playboy ways behind him once and for all.

2. Captain America Punches Hitler

Captain America: The First Avenger didn't really include Nazis and instead overlooked what they did during World War II by focusing on Steve Rogers' battle with the Red Skull and HYDRA.

It's hard not to wonder whether that was a creative decision influenced by Disney as they had acquired Marvel Studios at this point, but there's one scene, in particular, we can't help but wonder might have been a step too far for Disney. That's the scene where Captain America punches an actor who is dressed up as Adolf Hitler while Steve is performing for the USO.

It was a moment paying homage to the source material and a classic comic book cover, but would Disney be happy with one of their superheroes beating up one of the most evil men in history? It's hard to say, but we can't help but wonder whether this would have led to some strong discussions behind the scenes.

1. Sex Scenes

As we've established, the early Iron Man movies didn't shy away from portraying Tony Stark as a billionaire playboy who most definitely wasn't ready to settle down with future Stark Industries CEO Pepper Potts. That was evident from the fact that he wasted no time in bedding Christine Everhart in a surprisingly non-PG-13 sex scene!

The next morning, Christine (played by the beautiful and talented Leslie Bibb) wanders through Stark's Malibu home in just the bedsheets, and that's yet another example of imagery which is far too provocative for today's MCU.

Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger didn't feature any sex scenes, but that was mostly for story reasons. However, it's hard not to wonder what those might have looked like had things played out slightly differently (especially after what we saw in the Iron Man franchise).

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polarkyle - 4/25/2020, 5:39 AM

How come Stan Lee never received any money from the movie money based on his creations?

polarkyle - 4/25/2020, 5:41 AM

@TheJustinHammer - I meant when he is was alive?

JDL - 4/25/2020, 5:53 AM

@polarkyle - Because they were work for hire and Marvel owned the IP not Stan.

Chewtoy - 4/25/2020, 6:14 AM

@polarkyle - as JDL said, they weren’t creator owned characters. In most entertainment industries, the writers usually don’t own their creations.

Stan did get a yearly $1m salary from Marvel just to be Stan Lee, however. So he did better than a lot of others in that position.

marvel72 - 4/25/2020, 6:27 AM

@polarkyle - He knows how Jack Kirby felt.

Ryguy88 - 4/25/2020, 9:05 AM

@polarkyle - the other writers who created some of those characters didnt get any money either.

Chewtoy - 4/25/2020, 5:43 AM

Here’s the updated list of all of the comic book films mentioned in Deadlines most profitable tournaments over the years. If there’s a release missing, it didn’t make the list for the year it came out, but keep in mind that they’ve changed the number of films they count each year (originally 20, then 10 for a few years, and now 25 this year).

Avengers: Endgame - $890m
Avengers: Infinity War - $500m
Black Panther - $476m
Joker - $437m
Captain Marvel - $414m
Iron Man 3 - $391.8m
Avengers Age of Ultron - $382.3m
Spider-man: Far From Home - $339m
Deadpool - $322.2m
Aquaman. - $260.5m
Wonder Woman - $252.9m
Venom - $246.9m
Deadpool 2 - $235.4m
Guardians of the Galaxy - $204.2m
Spider-Man: Homecoming - $200.1m
Captain America: Civil War - $193.4m
Big Hero 6 - $187.3m
Thor: Ragnarok - $174.2m
Captain America: The Winter Soldier - $166.2m
Suicide Squad - $158.5m
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 - $154.7m
Thor The Dark World - $139.4m
Doctor Strange - $122.6m
Batman V. Superman - $105.7m
Ant-Man - $103.9m
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - $81.31m
X-men Days of Future Past - $77.4m
Shazam - $74m
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - $70.4m
Man of Steel - $42.7m

Justice League - a loss of $60m (estimate mentioned in Wonder Woman profits write-up)

Moriakum - 4/25/2020, 5:53 AM

@Chewtoy - Justice League...

Even BvS profit is ridiculously low.
And Man of Steel making less profit than an Ant Man movie, The Flavor of the Week...

Moriakum - 4/25/2020, 5:46 AM

You're telling me Endgame made a shit ton of money and was the most profitable movie of 2019?

PerrinNation1 - 4/25/2020, 5:47 AM

I can watch Endgame....endlessly.

kylo0607 - 4/25/2020, 5:56 AM

@PerrinNation1 - Same.

Seen Infinity War 14 times and Endgame around 10.

I can re-watch these films every month.

Imfunnyhow - 4/25/2020, 6:04 AM

@PerrinNation1 - During these hard times of shelter in place due to Covid-19 I have taken it upon myself to binge watch the entire MCU.

lvcl - 4/25/2020, 5:49 AM

Success and money.

Much better than the Oscar that in the last years is used to promote low interest movies

Chewtoy - 4/25/2020, 6:38 AM

@Moriakum - @Skennedy - @kylo0607 -

WB’s problem with the DCEU in those early attempts was that they weren’t getting results that gave them a clear course of action. Following “Green Lantern” (also prior to these lists, but a money-loser from most reports), they had mild success with “Man of Steel”, and they didn’t know how to follow it. It wasn’t a rousing hit that simply called for more of the same, but it also wasn’t the kind of rejection that clearly called for a major course change. So instead of “Man of Steel 2”, they added Batman and Wonder Woman, and that gave them an improved result... but still only a mildly improved one. Then “Suicide Squad” improved things a bit more.

They kept getting just enough encouragement to keep them frozen in indecision until things hit the fan 6 months before releasing “Justice League”.

Chewtoy - 4/25/2020, 6:39 AM

The site is randomly placing comments, it seems.

SauronthePower - 4/25/2020, 10:36 AM

@Chewtoy - all you need to know about Green Lantern can be found in the end credits of Deadpool 2.

santoanderson - 4/25/2020, 5:58 AM

You know how someone will win the lottery, and one of the first things they do with the money is something stupid? Well RDJ won the lottery and then he made Dolittle.

marvel72 - 4/25/2020, 6:10 AM

Disney made $900,000,000 profit and RDJ made $75,000,000.

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KiranSolus - 4/25/2020, 6:11 AM

Most profitable movie of the decade, 100 million morr than Force Awakens

Most profitable Disney movie of all time.

Top 3 most profitable movie of all time!!!

bkmeijer2 - 4/25/2020, 6:14 AM

I really don't understand all this numbers stuf. I though we already knew that Joker was the most profitable movie of the year

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