Washington, Oct 11 (ANI): Hollywood actor Robert Downey, JR. has revealed that he would like to become a director after retiring from acting.
Downey, 46, remembered co-actor Mel Gibson dismissing the idea to ever direct a movie while they were working on 'Air America' in 1990, and soon after was taking charge behind-the-scenes.
The 'Iron Man' has decided to follow in the footsteps of his co-star.
"The great thing was working with Mel right before he went off and did Hamlet and started directing. I remember him telling someone on the set, 'I would never be a director, it's a terrible idea,' and three years later he couldn't not direct," Contactmusic quoted the actor as telling Los Angeles Times.
"That's kind of where I'm heading towards now. I feel it's almost irresponsible learning what I've learned and having the influences and relationships I've had to not try to infuse that with movies more as a director," he added. (ANI)
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