Tony Stark, without a doubt, is a centerpiece in all Avengers installments. His brilliant mind, playboy character and adorable nutcase personality are one of the important elements of the films. However, a recent report about Iron man's evanescence from the upcoming "Avengers: Infinity Wars" film is brooding some fans.

Iron Man Out from "Avengers: Infinity Wars"?

There have been reports that the beloved Tony Stark will not appear in the new Avengers installment. According to Bustle, Iron Man's character has been taken out from the first part of the two-part "Avengers: Infinity Wars" movie. The source, however, assured that Iron Man will return come the second part of the movie.

Source also added that major characters such as Thor, Hulk, and Hawkeye are out from Part 1 too. But the other characters like Falcon, Vision, and War Machine will remain on the show. Well, this seems very odd because Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye, and Iron Man are all major members of "The Avengers" and taking them out would certainly pull out a big chunk from the team. Is Iron Man really gone from the movie?

No! Iron Man Stays. RDJ Confirmed

Originally, "Avengers: Infinity War" was planned to be a two-part film namely "Avengers: Infinity War" Part 1 and "Avengers: Infinity War" Part 2. However, Marvel revealed that Part 1 and Part 2 of the titles were removed and the first part is plainly titled "Avengers: Infinity War" while the second part remains untitled for now. Does this mean Iron Man isn't really going anywhere? Well, RDJ just got an answer for that.

According to Citizen Role, Robert Downey Jr. confirmed that he will be reprising his role as the Iron Man. This is going to be RDJ's ninth appearance as Tony Stark/Iron Man, as his eighth stint has already been made for another upcoming Marvel film "Spider-Man: Homecoming" for which he admired Tom Holland as an actor. In his interview with Jimmy Kimmel on "The Tonight Show", RDJ was asked if it was okay with him to have a British actor take Spidey's role. He said he was okay with it and that he likes Holland, dubbing him as a fantastic actor.

"Infinity Wars" will be a 9-month production, commencing in late 2016 and lasting until August or September 2017. With the confirmation from the actor himself, fans will still see more of Iron Man/Tony Stark in action. Apart from Spidey and Avengers, another Marvel movie is on its way with a big Groot revelation. Here is a report by Jobs & Hire.