10+ Marvel Moments That Were Completely Improvised

When Peter Parker is going on about "I'm just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man", you know, just doing some typical Peter whinging, Nick Fury replies:

"Bitch, please. You've been to space."

Straight up iconic.

Don't blame poor Tom Holland, he was a young actor working with RDJ. However, during the scene in Captain America: Civil War where Tony is talking to Peter, he ended up blocking Tony from sitting on the bed. So RDJ said:

"You're supposed to move now so I can sit on the bed."

All the way back during Avengers: Age of Ultron, Tony is searching for a door on a wall.

Robert Downey Jr. apparently improvised the "please be a secret door" line, and even the "yay" afterward.

Whether you call this improvised or an accident, it was still not in the script. The moment where Peter Quill drops the orb was totally and completely improvised.

Of course, Chris Pratt stayed in character.

During the exchange between Peter Quill and Tony Stark in Inifinity War, Peter asks "Where Is Gamora?"

Tony replies: "I'll do you one better, Who is Gamora?"

And finally, Dave Bautista improvised: "I'll do you one better: Why is Gamora?"

During one of the scenes in Thor: The Dark World, Chris Hemsworth thought it would be funny if he hung Mjolnir up on the coat hanger.

Maybe this is why the next movie was so funny.

Apparently, Michael B. Jordan improvised the "hey, auntie" line when he saw Angela Bassett's character for the first time.

It was a great way to introduce some personality to the character.

During Avengers: Infinity War, Winston Duke and some other actors did some war chants from Black Panther.

Considering the popularity of the movie, they decided to keep them in.

Apparently, according to Tom Holland, there were only a couple of people present for Tony Stark's death scene.

They were: Kevin Feige (Marvel's president), the Russo brothers (the directors), Don Cheadle, Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey Jr., and, well, Tom Holland.

Tom Holland said it was really interesting, and we can't help but agree!

There they were, sitting in the editing room, trying to find a final quip for Tony to go out on. That's when the film's editor, Jeff Ford, said (paraphrasing):

"Why don't we just go full circle with it and say 'I am Iron Man.'"

And the rest is history.

The story about Loki turning into a snake to surprise Thor was improvised.

In fact, they had a bunch of different stories they tried out before landing on the snake one.

"I was walking through a field, and I saw a lovely Turkish rug in the middle of the grass, and I love Turkish rugs, so I went to stand on it, and it was Loki and he turned back into Loki and there was a hole and I fell through the hole and was impaled on a whole lot of spikes.”

The scene where Samuel L. Jackson lifts up the sheet to see the Alien's wiener was totally improvised.

Apparently, they just kept it in the movie because they thought it was funny. Good call.

There's a scene in Dr. Strange where the Doctor asks Wong for some books on astral projection, Wong replies that Strange isn't ready for that, and Strange replies:

"Try me, Beyonce."

I'm not cool enough to get that, apparently. But that moment was totally improvised.

There's a scene from Thor: Ragnarok that stands out as one of the funniest in the movie.

It's when Thor pretends Loki is hurt and dying and screams for the guards to get help...

This was apparently made up by Chris Hemsworth on the spot.

In fact, director Taika Waititi wanted to show off the actor's comedic talents, so they did a lot of improv.

During Captain America: The First Avenger, once Hayley Atwell (Agent Carter) saw Chris Evans' pec for the first time, she instinctively touched it.

They loved it so much they shot several versions of the pec touching.

In Avengers: Age Of Ultron, there's one joke where Hawkeye thinks about shooting Quicksilver in the back.

This wasn't supposed to be in the script, in fact, Jeremy Renner just said it when he didn't even know they were shooting.

This is one of the funniest moments from Spider-Man: Homecoming. It's the one where Peter Parker thinks Tony Stark is giving him a hug when really he's just trying to open the door behind him.

It was improvised by RDJ himself.

Apparently, Robert Downey Jr. is a big fan of eating while he works.

So he hides snacks all around the sets, so he can eat during the scenes.

He even offers one to Chris Evans (er, I mean Captain America).

Everything about that iconic Thor scene was improvised. Not only were the "I like it" and "Another!" lines improved, but also the smashing of the mug.

And, everyone's reactions were unscripted as well.

So there's this scene in Black Panther where the Black Panther posse are all talking to M'Baku, and Martin Freeman tries to get a word in.

Winston Duke improvised some gorilla noises in there as if to say: "Not talking to you right now, Martin. Stand down."

So we've already established that a lot of the dialogue from Thor: Ragnarok was improvised. Taika Waititi was apparently a big fan of letting his actors run loose.

But this funny line wasn't actually from any of the actors...

Apparently, they were shooting the Hulk Vs. Thor scene and the kid said:

‘You know, you should say, ‘He’s a friend from work!'”

Everyone loved it and they kept it in.

Not only was the final iteration of "I Am Iron Man" improvised, but the very first one was unscripted as well.

Apparently, this was the moment they knew they could stay true to the comics while still adapting it to make it their own.

When you think about it, the original Thor had a doozy of a cast and crew.

Not only did it have Anthony Hopkins as Odin, but Kenneth Branagh was directing.

It's safe to say Hopkins nailed it, right?

We all remember the end of Avengers: Infinity War. It was all sad, but what was especially sad were the final moments between Tony Stark and Peter Parker.

Just thinking about it breaks my heart...

We can also thank Joe Russo, who said: "act like you don't want to go."

Thanks, guys.

This was a joint effort between James Gunn and Chris Pratt. When Star-Lord introduces himself and is met by a "who?" his reaction is improvised.

And we loved it.

We all desperately miss Joss Whedon, because his movies were full of so much life.

Especially when it came to little jokes here and there, like the shawarma scene.

It was improvised.

After Tony Stark crashes to his (almost) demise in the first Avengers and the Hulk catches him, once he revives they needed a line for him to say.

The end credit scene!

Where all our pals are sitting around together and enjoying a nice meal.

There were a couple of moments that were improvised during Avengers: Infinity War, but the one that stands out to us is the one that came from Thor, because Thor is a funny character now.

Oh Thor, will your hilarity ever slow down? For a second?