Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. Filmed in Hotlanta

You guys are very color coordinated here. I like that. We texted beforehand. Yeah, Tuesday is Navy. I like that. I'm very happy you guys are here. We have many, many things oriented toward the movie to talk about. Well, first of all, where did you shoot this movie? Hotlanta. In Atlanta. Lovely Atlanta, Georgia. And when you say Hotlanta, is that because it's hot? Hot, sticky. Atlanta in July, so you're in the fall. Beautiful. I don't know what you're talking about. I was either in a lovely, sprawling rented home or an air-conditioned helicopter. I mean, I did see you on the tarmac doing action for six months. But you see, once the helmet closes, I'm not there. You go home. Should have thought of that. I know. Believe me. Every day, you just wish she had that full mask. It is brilliant. And by the way, I think about that all the time. Did you think about that before you agreed to do this movie? Or was that something that you realized along the way? This movie? Or before you did Iron Man, the first Iron Man movie? Yeah, like I was thinking. It's the best thing that ever happened to me. I mean, it's just been a great job, and we've all made good friends and stuff. You know, you can cry. But to answer your question, you know, Evans is a very, very capable guy. I mean, you know, Chicks dig him, too. He's a very capable guy. I saw a wild amount of action that you perform. I had a couple moments. You do. I've seen it. But I really just wanted to come to set on my days off and watch you suffer. It's tough. You worked a lot more. Well, the movie title is Captain America. You should work more. It's true. It's true. That's why it's hard to complain. You know, you're on set, and you're like, well, that's what these movies are. So you're just dripping. It sounds like you're having a civil war with yourself, though. I mean, I would have maybe chosen not Atlanta in July. It's fantastic. I have no recollection of Atlanta. I don't know what you're talking about. I heard a rumor, and please tell me if this is true, that you had your furniture from home shipped to Atlanta so you would have your own furniture while you were there. I didn't do a thing. The moving company did. He did. You know what? Lest I be thought of as some self-involved snarky, he's got it all thing, you know, you're away from home for a long time. And so we thought, you know, and we bring the cats and the kids, and, you know, the cats, they like this chair. That's where they nap, so let's bring the chair. We thought, as a matter of fact, let's bring the house. That's an Oprah move right there. That's a serious, that is a very, very big move. Is it that you have, like, some weird cousin that watches your house while you're away, and you want to make sure he's not in your bed? You mean an unfurnished house? He's sitting in folding chairs. Unfurnished home? I'm not that eccentric, and I'm not paying for it, so it's not like I'm being extravagant. Right. Does the furniture fly private, or does the furniture fly...? I'm not going to do it next time. And by the way, we are going to shoot in Atlanta again, you and I. I know, I'm ready, I'm ready. I don't think you're allowed back in Atlanta. I really don't after this. No, I loved Atlanta. I just, the humidity is tough. Yeah, and in that house. Do you have a new costume for each of you each time, or do you use the same one? They always do little tweaks, little adjustments here and there, and they always try and get it, you know, they try and cater to the comfort. Because it makes sense that Iron Man would have a new, because you're constantly developing these suits, but it doesn't make that much sense that Captain America would be like, Eh, look, you know what? You know what? More blue. I think that Stark is involved in the design of all of the Avengers' garb. Or so I was told at some story meeting. I see, okay.