Gwyneth Paltrow has branded her Iron Man co-star Robert Downey Junior a "wimp" - after she donned the superhero suit for their latest film.

The actress, who stars as Pepper Potts with Downey in Iron Man 3, says the new film was her chance to "kick ass".

Appearing on tomorrow night's Graham Norton Show, she reveals: "I get to do a bit of action and I get to wear the Iron Man suit for a while - it's very cool.

"It's quite cumbersome but not so bad. I thought it was going to be terrible because in the first two movies Robert would put on the suit and start sweating, he'd have a nervous breakdown and would meditate and cry. He was in hell.

"So, I was like, 'Wow, I'd better start mentally preparing myself for the suit,' and I put it on and was like, 'This guy is a wimp, it's really not that bad."'

The actress tells the chat show host that her son Moses is "a big fan" of the films.

"I'll never forget his face when he saw me walk out in the suit," she reveals. "It was a really good moment."

This week's show, which also includes Olympic runner Mo Farah and comic Lee Mack, is on BBC One at 10.35pm tomorrow.

Juxtaposed images of Superman and Clark Kent (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Alongside Star Wars they were the greatest films ever to me.

Looking back now they are still great fun, but massively flawed.

I have been wary of the new Man Of Steel film but after watching the latest trailer I have to say it looks pretty immense.

Thoughts?

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It's the question that has got Marvel Comics fans guessing.

Just who is the mystery man in the 'secret' end-credits scene that pops up after The Amazing Spider-Man movie has finished?

The scene begins with the captured Dr Curt Connors being locked away in a prison cell.

Lightning strikes, and suddenly, there's another man in the shadows of the prison cell.

"Hello, Doctor!" rasps the man. "Did you tell the boy?"

"Tell him what?" asks Connors.

"Did you tell the boy the truth about his father?"

The man steps into the light just a little bit. We can see that he has long hair, and is holding a hat - looks like a fedora - in his hands.

"No."

"Well, that's very good. So we'll let him be for now."

The man walks away as Dr. Connors screams: "You should leave him alone!"

But the man has simply disappeared.

Rhys Ifans, who plays The Lizard, says: "Connors is sent to an asylum, a high-security asylum, and he's visited by, shall we say, a representative from OsCorp.

"How he gets into that cell and how he leaves that cell without the guards knowing? We have yet to find out."

So who d'you reckon it is?

Take a look at our list of suspects ...

The male extra died from a heart attack during rehearsals.

It is not the first time tragedy has hit a Dark Knight film - actor Heath Ledger, who played arch villain The Joker - died in 2008 at the age of 28 after shooting the second film in the trilogy.

A spokesman for studio Warner Brothers said: "The studio can confirm that a male extra passed away while on a break during an off-set crowd rehearsal for a sequence with several hundred extras in early November.

"The production crew fully cooperated with the authorities' investigation, which established that he died of natural causes."

Hayley Atwell (Image via RottenTomatoes.com)

The British actress starred opposite CHRIS EVANS in Captain America: The First Avenger as love interest Peggy Carter, and revealed it would be "wonderful" to reprise her role.

Hayley said: "I haven't heard anything. There have been talks... there's a possibility."

She added: "I know they're either writing it now or they have written it by now, so I've moved on in another direction, but of course if they were to bring me back or ask if I was interested

I'd definitely love to go back and revisit that role and develop her. That would be wonderful."

One brave convenience store staffer hit him in the stomach with a broom, while the other jumped in to rip off his mask.

No real spoilers other than it's an action scene with a Bat vehicle and explosions.

But Nic Cage is revving up the motorbike again for the 2012 sequel.

This time, Blaze is hiding out in Eastern Europe when he's called upon by shaven-headed monk Christopher Lambert (yes, the Highlander himself!) to stop the devil, who is trying to take human form.

According to the studio "Johnny, still struggling with his curse as the devil's bounty hunter, is hiding out in a remote part of Eastern Europe when he is recruited by a secret sect of the church to save a young boy (Fergus Riordan) from the devil (Ciaran Hinds).

"At first, Johnny is reluctant to embrace the power of the Ghost Rider, but it is the only way to protect the boy -- and possibly rid himself of his curse forever."

Here's the trailer ...

He will take on the role of the DailyPlanet's Editor-In-Chief Perry White.

He joins Diane Keaton, Amy Adams, Kevin Costner and Russell Crowe for the ever-growing and impressive cast list which, of course, has Henry Cavill in
the lead leotard.

Cavill recently said of playing the Man of Steel: "I'm very proud to be British and playing an iconic American superhero... It means I'm doing something right somewhere."

He came close to landing the role of James Bond before Daniel Craig was
cast; so would he like another chance to slip into 007's tux?

"That would be absolutely amazing. If they approached me for that I'd leap at the opportunity to do it. But that's well away for the time being..."

●Man Of Steel is set to open in Summer 2012.

Marvel Comics have showcased the all new version of Spider-Man after killing of Peter Parker.

Miles Morales is a half-black, half-Latino Nerdy Teenager that editor-in-chief Axel Alonso says "speaks to our rich cultural heritage" in the US.

Parker died in Ultimate Spider-Man Issue 160 in June during a fight with Green Goblin.

"Going into this we knew we wanted to make a statement about the 21st century," said Alonso.