It’s the final chapter in one of the greatest movie franchises of all time.

So it only made sense for the cast and creators of Avengers: Endgame to get honored with one of TCL Chinese Theaters’ legendary handprint ceremonies on Tuesday.

Leading lady Scarlett Johansson, 34, was a vision in a tawny jumpsuit with polka dots all around.

End of the road: Scarlett Johansson looked stunning as she made her mark at the TCL Chinese Theater’s handprint ceremony for the cast of Avengers: Endgame

Showing off her fabulous physique, the star bared her toned shoulders and arms with a sleeveless style.

The actress behind the Black Widow wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty, firmly planting her palms in the cement before displaying her messy mitts.

Dot’s the ticket! Leading lady Scarlett Johansson, 34, was a vision in a tawny jumpsuit with polka dots all around

Flex appeal: Showing off her fabulous physique, the star bared her toned shoulders and arms with a sleeveless style

Dream team: Also there was President of Marvel Studios/Producer Kevin Feige, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr.,Jeremy Renner, and Mark Ruffalo

Well suited: Mark Ruffalo looked dapper in a dark suit with a subtle grey tie

Gimme five! Celebrating the honor, she high-fived Ruffalo

Showing off: The Hulk actor made quite a spectacle while making his mark, kicking his legs up into a handstand for maximum impact

Subdued: Jeremy Renner was more mellow when he offered his handprints

Celebrating the honor, she high-fived Mark Ruffalo, who was dapper in a suit.

The Hulk actor made quite a spectacle as he made his mark, kicking his legs up into a handstand for maximum impact.

Also in attendance was a clean-shaven Robert Downey Jr, who looked slick in a beige suit with a bright red Cotton Citizen T-shirt below.

Downey and out: Also in attendance was a clean-shaven Robert Downey Jr, who looked slick in a beige suit with a bright red Cotton Citizen T-shirt below

Star in stripes: Jeremy Renner went for classic style in pinstripes

Happy camper: The actor behind Iron Man couldn’t contain his glee

Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye) went for classic style in pinstripes while Chris Evans (Captain America) was dressed in a cable-knit sweater and light jeans.

Chris Hemsworth (Thor) looked ready for summer in a pale plaid suit he teamed with red-tinted shades.

And while the cast is ready to reveal their blockbuster, the production was full of secrets and subterfuge in order to keep the final plot of the film under-wraps.

Guy style: Chris Evans was dressed in a cable-knit sweater and light jeans while Chris Hemsworth looked ready for summer in a pale plaid suit he teamed with red-tinted shades

Can you keep a secret? While the cast is ready to reveal their blockbuster, the production was full of secrets and subterfuge in order to keep the final plot of the film under-wraps

Directing duo The Russo Brothers recently revealed that there is just one castmember who actually read the whole script during an interview with Rotten Tomatoes last week.

It turns out the Robert Downey, Jr. was ‘probably the only one’ in the cast trusted enough ‘to actually read the entire script.’

The brothers went on to admit that Benedict Cumberbatch received a version of the script with just his scenes while also saying it’s possible that Chris Evans could have read through.

Under wraps: Directing duo The Russo Brothers recently revealed that there is just one castmember who actually read the whole script during an interview with Rotten Tomatoes last week

It turns out the Robert Downey, Jr. was ‘probably the only one’ in the cast trusted enough ‘to actually read the entire script.’

And while the man behind Tony Stark was the only one who got the unabridged script, loose-lipped stars like Tom Holland weren’t even given their own copies.

Instead, the Spider-Man actor was only given his own lines.

Explaining their reasoning, the Russos said: ‘Part of our motivation to do that is it just takes a lot of pressure off of people because it is hard to constantly censor yourself about what you’re saying, how you talk.

‘These movies are your whole life. It’s everything you’re doing all day long. The inclination is to talk about it. So, we take a lot of pressure off of people by just saying: “OK, the less you know, the less you have to mind yourself.”‘

And while Holland was only given a skeleton of the story, Ruffalo actually received a ‘dummy’ script with fake scenes written into it.

Speaking to Entertainment Tonight at the Avengers: Endgame world premiere in Los Angeles on Monday he said: ‘I got a script, but it was a dummy. There were scenes in there that I thought we were shooting that nobody ever shot.’

Avengers: Endgame arrives in theaters on April 26.

So soon! Avengers: Endgame arrives in theaters on April 26