Marvel's "Avengers: Age of Ultron" opens in U.S. theaters this Friday after doing impressive international box office last week. But, things got a little rocky for some of the cast on the interview circuit. Robert Downey Jr. walked out on an uncomfortable interview with a BBC reporter while Jeremy Renner and Chris Evans made some questionable comments to a reporter with Digital Spy. Elsewhere, Marvel's upcoming Spider-Man flick may finally have a title, Disney announces their complete slate of movies through 2017, a lucky fan will get to attend the "Tomorrowland" premiere in Downtown Disney with George Clooney, Trader Sam's Grog Grotto officially opened at Walt Disney World, "Doctor Who" is joining the Disney XD lineup and Disney Channel's "The Descendants" has a new, unimpressive trailer.
Tim and Anthony still aren't done talking about "Star Wars" Celebration in this episode of "Inside The Mouse Castle." They share their thoughts on the "Rogue One" teaser trailer, owning your own BB-8 droid and the effect "The Force Awakens" trailer had on the stock market. Also, Ewan McGregor and Stanley Tucci join the cast of "Beauty and the Beast," Disney Cruise Line adds experiences just for kids to the Disney Dream, secrets about Disney Infinity 3.0 have leaked online and two lawsuits--one serious, one plain silly--are keeping Disney Legal busy.
"Avengers: Age of Ultron" had its world premiere at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood Monday night and we've got soundbites galore from the stars: Robert Downey, Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Ruffalo, Jeremy Renner, James Spader and director Joss Whedon. Also, "Inside The Mouse Castle" Tim and Anthony preview 'Star Wars' Celebration and debate how long is too long to wait in line for J.J. Abrams. Plus, we've got the latest on Guillermo del Toro's "Haunted Mansion" starring Ryan Gosling, Ian McKellen joining "Beauty and the Beast," changes to the Matterhorn and Peter Pan at Disneyland, Walt Disney and Salvador Dali at the Walt Disney Family Museum, outlawing selfie sticks at Walt Disney World, and how pathetic Tim and Anthony look drinking alone at the Cove Bar.
"Mulan" and "Winnie the Pooh" get added to the list of Disney animated classics that will be remade in live action. Is it really about quality storytelling or is it just the almighty dollar that's driving Disney? Also "Inside The Mouse Castle," Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson joins the cast of "Moana," production on the fifth "Pirates" film is delayed while Johnny Depp recovers from a hand injury, Walt Disney World announces a slate of celebrity appearances at "Star Wars" Weekends, the Muppets are returning to TV, and Anthony survives massive spring break crowds at Disneyland.