Hollywood actor Robert Downey Jr., who became famous by the role of Tony Stark aka Ironman in Marvel Studios' superhit films, is celebrating his 55th birthday on April 4. He was born in Manhattan, New York. Robert's father Robert Downey Sr. was a film producer. Robert's life has been full of many ups and downs. He also had to go to jail on drugs charges about 6 times. Actor Robert Downey Jr. made his industry debut with his father's film "Pound" at the age of just five. After that he worked in several films as a child artist. She made her debut as a lead actor in Artist.
Actor Robert then starred in Charlie Chaplin's biopic, Heart and Soul, Only You, Natural Born Killers. Robert was nominated for the Best Actor category at the Oscar Awards for Chaplin. But at the age of 20, Robert became completely addicted to drugs. His father was also a drug addict. He started giving drugs to Robert at the age of 6. It was because of this addiction to drugs that Robert's first wife Deborah Faulkner divorced him.
In 1996, Robert was caught with both drugs and a gun. After this, he was sent to jail again for three years. Robert was given the necessary training for three years to get out of drug addiction. In the year 1997, he failed in that too. After this, he was again arrested. Robert Downey Jr. realized in prison that drugs were ruining his life. In such a situation, he decided to leave it. Her second wife Swell Levine entered Robert's life in the year 2004. Swell married Robert in the year 2005 on the condition of quitting drug addiction, after that there were many changes in his life. Robert also made a comeback in his films after getting out of jail. Robert worked in films like Kiss-Kiss Bang Bang, Sherlock Holmes. The turning point in Robert's career came from the 2008 Marvel Studios debut Ironman. After this, he has played this role in many Marvel movies.
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