Jonathan "Jon" Favreau (pronounced /?fævro?/; born October 19, 1966) is an American actor, screenwriter and film director. He is best known for appearing in films including Rudy and Swingers, as well as directing such films as Elf, Iron Man, and its sequel Iron Man 2. Favreau was born in Flushing, New York, the son of Madeleine, an elementary school teacher who died of leukemia in 1979, and Charles Favreau, a special education teacher....
Riggleman is telling Gary he has to leave, then he is interrupted by Brooke t...
Brad and Denver with a little bit of trash talking before their round of Taboo.
Denver gives his daughter to Brad because he has to, ahem, take a grumpy.
Denver clues Kate in on his real given name and why he was named Orlando.
Johnny O tells Gary exactly how he feels about Gary's failed relationship wit...
Brad and Denver discuss the benefits of education.
Tony's assistant Happy Hogan tells him that the crowd is like a Zoo at the ex...
Happy shows Tony his new Audi convertible and there is a beautiful woman ther...
Happy take a subpoena for Tony because Tony doesn't like to be handed things ...
Johnny O thinks that Brooke is cheating on Gary, so he offers to beat the guy...
Johnny O gets a little carried away with his imagination as he and Gary talk ...
Johnny O doesn't want to let go of his idea that Brooke is sleeping around on...
Happy wants to know just what the boxing moves are that Tony is trying on him.
A nice welcome home from Denver after Brad's talk about boundaries.
Johnny O tells Gary, straight to his face, that Brooke is leaving him.
Gary and Johnny O talk about who should move out, Gary or Brooke.
Johnny O thinks Gary is actually looking to hire someone to get revenge on Br...
Gary and Johnny O are at a baseball game, Johnny O doesn't seem to be having ...
After Gary gives Brooke a hot dog at the ballgame, the guy next to Gary seems...
Stark races Hogan to the jet, where Rhodey has been waiting for hours.
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