tonight's guests drop by to share

their plans to save the world.

This year they really have their work cut out for them.

The action unfolds in "Avengers, End Game."

It opens April 26.

Please welcome Robert Downey Jr, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett

Johansson, and Paul Rudd!

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Welcome.

Look at you guys.

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Very nice.

You all look fantastic.

Ugh.

They can't get enough.

And in a way--

Wow.

Feels like home.

I feel like this is--

this might--

[CHEERING]

This might be it. Right?

I mean, this could be it.

This could be the last one.

This probably is the last one.

On your show? JIMMY KIMMEL: No.

No.

No.

Just for them, Paul, you can come back.

Yes. - OK.

Good. - No.

I feel like this is the last gathering

of the Avengers on the show.

The future's very uncertain. JIMMY KIMMEL: It is?

Oh, good. I'm glad to hear that.

Yeah.

You know, it was May 5, 2008 that you were here.

- Oh, wow. - Don't lie to him.

We're not going to ever--

JIMMY KIMMEL: You're never coming back?

[LAUGHING]

I remember Jon Favreau showing me the sketches of "Iron Man,"

and that he was working on, and thinking,

what an interesting character to start with,

you know, from the Marvel universe.

And here we are, like 21 movies later.

Yeah.

It really is amazing.

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JIMMY KIMMEL: 21 movies.

[CHUCKLING]

Have you guys seen the new movie?

Have any of you seen it?

No.

Not really.

No. - No.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Did you see it? - I did.

I saw it and I filmed it on my iPhone.

And I'm going to be screening it on my Instagram later.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Oh, great. ROBERT DOWNEY JR: Aw.

So sweet.

[INAUDIBLE], like that guy.

Yeah.

There's kind of a-- you know, we're not supposed to see it.

And they're showing little pieces.

But then I'm doing an Easter screening.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Easter?

On Easter Sunday? - Yep.

Up in Malibu, the day before the premiere.

We'll have it on a loop.

- Oh, in your house? - Yeah.

This is not a-- - You guys are all invited.

This is not an open invitation.

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What's the address?

What's the address and gate code?

Can you tell us the gate code and address?

That is--

Easter Sunday is what?

The 21st.

21st. Yes, sir.

The 21st.

So it will be a couple of days before the opening.

That's correct.

JIMMY KIMMEL: So people who come to your house,

not only will they get eggs.

They will also be able to see the "Avengers" movie.

That's right.

Oh, my god.

We have to sign NDAs or do gag orders or something.

You sure do.

Absolutely.

Thanks for that, Jimmy.

A 3 hour and 2 minute long film.

So you might only get to show it a couple of times.

Right. No intermission.

JIMMY KIMMEL: With no intermission.

No. - Wait.

Why would he show it a couple of times?

Well, he's said he's showing it on a loop.

- On a loop? - Yeah.

Well, that's a long brunch. JIMMY KIMMEL: Yeah.

That is quite a brunch.

I mean, we can fast forward through the dumb stuff.

[LAUGHING]

- What's the dumb stuff? - Yeah.

What is the dumb stuff? - I don't know.

Probably like, you know, your character arc.

[CROWD BOOS]

Woo.

That's the game changer.

I'll get you back for that one.

That I can't wait for.

JIMMY KIMMEL: It's a three hour movie.

What's-- I know you can't reveal any of the plot details.

But what's the best time to get up and go to the bathroom?

Because you do that thing in the movies where

your race to the bathroom.

Is there a part that we should know?

Well, Mark said that you should wear a diaper.

And you don't have to get up.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Well, that's not a bad idea.

But you're also sitting in your own urine.

So-- JIMMY KIMMEL: Yeah.

Well, that is a bad idea.

Best time, Paul?

Oh, boy.

Well, not having seen the film--

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I would say get one of those giant tubs of popcorn.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Yeah?

And then just like lower it under the seat?

JIMMY KIMMEL: Make the most of it?

In the middle of the movie, and then

you don't have to get up.

It's so efficient.

Who has the Avengers tattoo?

You guys have it. - Yep.

Right? Does Chris have it?

I have a scratch and sniff of Paul Rudd's face.

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And it smells delicious.

And by the way, it smells like me.

It really does.

Where is it, Chris?

Ho.

It's a mix of smells.

You know?

JIMMY KIMMEL: Scarlett, it was your idea

for what-- the original six Avengers

to become tattooed together?

Yeah.

I thought-- well, I think Chris Evans

and I kind of came up with it. JIMMY KIMMEL: OK.

And so Chris has it.

You have it.

Robert has it.

Who else actually got it?

We all have it.

And then, but Mark does not have it.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Mark Ruffalo does not have it.

- Yeah. - He declined.

He did. JIMMY KIMMEL: Did he really?

Yeah. At his own peril.

Yeah.

Did you apply peer pressure to Mark?

Yes.

Well, no.

We're not like some psycho, you know, marine squad.

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Well, you did get an Avengers tattoo put on your body.

Yeah.

It's why he's not sitting right here.

Yeah. He would have been here.

- That's why he's been removed. - There was some--

I thought it was because he was keeps revealing the end--

Chris says he won't do press with him.

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And that.

I guess he said yesterday that he's afraid of needles.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Oh.

But he didn't say that before.

Just made it-- he was just-- it seemed

like he was really judgmental.

The Hulk is afraid of needles.

CHRIS HEMSWORTH: He's afraid of friends.

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I have a dinner for schmucks tramp stamp.

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Paul, of all these movies, and doing all this stuff,

what was your favorite?

What's the moment that stands out most brightly for you?

Boy.

Well, there are a lot of them.

But the very first time I filmed with these guys on "Civil War,"

it was pretty spectacular.

Because we'd already filmed "Ant-Man."

But that was a little bit in a bubble.

And all of a sudden I was seeing everybody in their suits.

And it was very exciting.

In fact, one time Chris Evans--

I was standing opposite him.

And he had to run to use the bathroom or something.

And he asked the prop guy to hold his shield.

And as he walked off I just said, can I try it?

And I took the shield.

And it was-- yeah.

it was very exciting.

It was not dissimilar to what my character

was feeling in the scene.

What did you do with the shield while you had it?

I just kind of went pew, pew, pew.

Acting it out a little bit.

But then I gave it back and, you know,

tried to be a little cool.

Do any of you-- and I know this might be hard

to remember-- have a favorite line that

you delivered in character?

Oh, gosh.

I don't know.

I had this-- when we were doing reshoots for "Iron Man 2,"

I guess my character was kind of overseeing the action

on a computer screen.

And I'm really--

I am just bad at techie jargon.

Like I'm terrible at it.

And I had a line that went, Oracle is converging.

No. Wait.

It was-- it was-- sorry.

It was, bogie is converging on the Oracle Pavilion.

Lock and load.

The fight's coming to you.

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JIMMY KIMMEL: That's pretty solid.

So bad.

I mean, I think it got cut.

I think actually Jon Favreau is saying the line,

and I'm just mouthing the words.

That's how bad it was.

How about you, Chris?

Any "Thor?"

When we were shooting "Ragnarok"

we had a young kid on set who was--

who was unwell at the time and had come to visit.

And we were shooting the scene with Hulk and Thor

in the arena.

And it was right when I was talking to the Hulk,

and I was saying, oh, my god, it's you.

Where've you been? And da, da, da.

And he was on the sideline.

And he's like, why don't you say,

when you look up at Loki in the crowd, say,

he's a friend from work.

And then so that line--

JIMMY KIMMEL: A kid gave you that line?

A kid gave us that line. Yeah.

And it became one of the best lines of the movie.

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