15 years after 2008's Iron Man kicked off the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there are still parts of the movie that fans have never seen. In a recent interview with Screen Rant, producer Jeremy Latcham described one of the film's unreleased deleted scenes. In the era of home video and streaming, many films will make deleted scenes available for fans to check out. However, there is one scene that is apparently so bad, that Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige does not want it to be released.
Latcham says that there are three or four deleted scenes so bad that he doesn't think they'll ever be released. One deleted scene involves the Ten Rings, who captured Tony Stark at the beginning of the film. The Ten Rings want Tony to build a missile for them. According to Latcham, Tony's had another job for the terrorists, which was to do their laundry.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT In the film, while the Ten Rings think Tony is building a missile, he is instead actually building the first Iron Man suit with what resources he has available. Later in the film, when Obadiah Stane is having scientists create a suit for him, he tells them that Tony built his suit "with a box of scraps." The deleted scene showed Tony taking advantage of doing the Ten Rings' laundry.
2008's Iron Man is currently available to stream on Disney+. Check out this trailer for the film below: