Part of the fun of the early stages of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is figuring out where they’re going to go next. But when Kevin Feige revealed the groundwork for Phase 3, all that speculation was taken care of. We can pretty much guess that whatever happens in Avengers: Age of Ultron will have a huge impact on the films in Phase 3.

Captain America: Civil War will be the first chapter of the third phase of the MCU. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, the film will be based on the Civic War story arc of the same name. It will see Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and Captain America (Chris Evans) on opposite sides of a conflict that could decide the fates of the current heroes and future ones as well.

But as exciting as it is to see that Iron Man will make a return to the MCU in a film outside of the Avengers sequel, the film star is saying that the Civil War will not be about him, and that it is “Steve’s story.” Hit the jump for more.

Here’s what he told Empire about the events that will transpire that will ultimately lead to Civil War:

Tony and Steve are always going to be on opposite ends of responsibility and morality when it comes to protecting the Earth, and failed peacekeeping projects like Ultron would only fuel the fire.

As to if he see Tony as the bad guy in the film, Downey Jr. said:

Though Iron Man 4: Civil War would be kind of interesting to see. It’d be kind of like the film was completely from his perspective of the war.

The full interview is a very exciting read, especially when it gets into why Robert Downey Jr. decided to come back for more than two Avengers movies. He also talks about how he excited he was to hear that Chadwick Boseman was cast a Black Panther, and how that announcement goes beyond Marvel being PC. You can read it over at Empire.