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Supermom Gwyneth Paltrow with Baby Apple
Chris Martin has turned into a "big kid" since wife Gwyneth Paltrow landed a role in 'Iron Man'.The Coldplay front man is a huge fan of the Marvel superhero and has splashed out on hundreds of copies of 'Iron Man' comics to help Gwyneth research her character. A source told several websites "Chris is like a big kid with this. He's ordered a whole stack of comics which he says are for Gwyneth to help her get into the role but in fact he's spent more time reading them than she has."The mother-of-two is set to play Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, the executive assistant to Iron Man's regular alter ego, billionaire industrialist Tom Stark. Gwyneth, 34, will star alongside Robert Downey Jr. - who will play the armour-clad hero - in the Jon Favreau-directed film, due to be released in May 2008. Kevin Feige, president of production for Marvel Studios, said: "Gwyneth is the embodiment of a leading lady."She brings intelligence, poise and an incredible range of talent to this role."
Supermom Gwyneth Paltrow with Baby Apple
Chris Martin has turned into a "big kid" since wife Gwyneth Paltrow landed a role in 'Iron Man'.The Coldplay front man is a huge fan of the Marvel superhero and has splashed out on hundreds of copies of 'Iron Man' comics to help Gwyneth research her character. A source told several websites "Chris is like a big kid with this. He's ordered a whole stack of comics which he says are for Gwyneth to help her get into the role but in fact he's spent more time reading them than she has."The mother-of-two is set to play Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, the executive assistant to Iron Man's regular alter ego, billionaire industrialist Tom Stark. Gwyneth, 34, will star alongside Robert Downey Jr. - who will play the armour-clad hero - in the Jon Favreau-directed film, due to be released in May 2008. Kevin Feige, president of production for Marvel Studios, said: "Gwyneth is the embodiment of a leading lady."She brings intelligence, poise and an incredible range of talent to this role."
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