
Robert Downey Jr.'s Memoir Postponed

July 22 2008, Published 9:00 a.m. ET
You won't be able to cozy up in bed with Robert Downey Jr.'s memoir this year.
The Iron Man star has halted plans to release a self-penned memoir, the Associated Press reports.
Described as an in-depth look at "the highs and lows of the actor's life and career" -- which has been plagued by drug busts and jail terms -- the book was due out this year, but Robert has put it on the backburner and returned his advance to publisher HarperCollins.
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The 43-year-old star's rep confirmed the postponement, but declined to clarify the reason.
Perhaps Robert couldn't fit writing into his busy schedule. The Oscar nominee is experiencing a career renaissance of sorts this year, headlining the year's biggest movie so far, Iron Man, and August's highly anticipated Tropic Thunder, in which he plays a black man.
Two weeks ago, the star signed on to play Detective Sherlock Holmes in a Guy Ritchie-helmed flick, which will start production in October.