Don Cheadle: Iron Man 3 Is More Action Packed; Talks House Of Lies Lingo

First Published: January 17, 2012 10:29 AM EST Credit: Access Hollywood Caption 2012 Showtime TCAs: Don Cheadle - Iron Man 3 Is Even More Action Packed Than The First Two! LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Don Cheadle is enjoying his role as Marty Kaan on Showtimes House of Lies, but fans shouldnt worry. The series shooting schedule wont conflict with the actor taking on Iron Man 3 this spring. I have to shoot Iron Man 3 in May, he told Access Hollywood recently as he promoted his hot cable show, which he stars in and executive produces. Its manageable. I can juggle it, so Im good. The actor confirmed he has seen a version of the script, but joked it needed a little work. What did you think of it? Access asked. I wasnt in it enough, so theyre going to have to [go back to] the drawing board, he said, tongue-in-cheek. As for his real thoughts on the upcoming Marvel project, Don said compared to the first two installments this one is even more exciting. This ones a lot more the one I saw anyway, and itll change [in] five months, itll change a lot but its a lot more, its more action packed, Don told Access. Its crazy, it is though, its a lot more fun. I think the interplay between [Robert Downey Jr.s] character and my character My character is a lot more dynamic, so Im looking forward to it. Dons own show, which airs on Sunday nights at 10 PM on Showtime, sees the actor playing Marty, the head of a band of management consultants, who are called in to help out corporate America and business people in times of crisis. At times in the series, which also stars Kristen Bell, Don, as Marty, speaks straight to the camera, breaking what the actors call the fourth wall, and explaining the lingo the team use as they work out their deals. Management consulting is kind of an inside thing.[Breaking the fourth wall], I think it helps people to understand what were doing and these terminologies that we throw around. boiling the ocean, opening the kimono. its nice to take a pause and go, This is all that means, dont sweat it, youre fine. Don explained. And then we keep going. Don admitted a few of the shows fancy phrases have even crept into his own vocabulary. Ive tried not to, but Ive said, trying to drill down into this before and things like that kind of sneak their way [in], where my wife looks at me and says, Dont say that, Don said. But, its fun because its its own anthropological language and it gives you kind of an insight into who these guys are. Copyright 2012 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.