Review The Incredible Hulk (2008)

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Incredible Hulk World Premier, Live From Red Carpet


BlackTree TV at the World Premier of one of this Summers Biggest Block Buster Movies, The Incredible Hulk. Live from the Green Carpet at Universal Studios, BlackTree TV Executive Producer Jamaal Finkley goes one on one with some of the stars from the film. WHAT: The world premiere of THE INCREDIBLE HULK WHO: THE INCREDIBLE HULK director Louis Leterrier; cast members Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth, Tim Blake Nelson, Ty Burrell, Christina Cabot, Peter Mensah, Lou Ferrigno and William Hurt; producers Avi Arad, Gale Anne Hurd, Kevin Feige; screenwriter Zak Penn; executive producers Stan Lee, David Maisel, Jim Van Wyck.
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The Real Reason Edward Norton Was Fired From The MCU


Have you wondered about the real reason Edward Norton was fired from the MCU? You might think you know: Edward Norton is a jerk. Edward Norton is moody. Edward Norton is difficult to work with. No one likes Edward Norton. Edward Norton writes his own dialogue. Well, those are all true, but there’s a few other things at work here than just all Edward Norton’s fault.
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Let’s not forget that while The Incredible Hulk wasn’t on the same level as Iron Man, Edward Norton’s Hulk portrayal was actually pretty good. This was when Bruce Banner still had a story with supporting characters, so tying in Betty Ross, General Thunderbolt Ross and even enemies Annihilation and The Leader actually worked. Part of what happened with Norton not playing Hulk anymore was that the MCU sort of shifted the character to a supporting role. Edward Norton wrote dialogue for Incredible Hulk, and in 2018 famously took Marvel to task for not making the Incredible Hulk film better - hoping that it would be as good as a Christopher Nolan film.
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There’s been a lot of back and forth as to why Edward Norton stopped playing Hulk, but the truth is somewhere in the middle. It was partially because of money, partially because of the new character arc for Hulk, and partially because Edward Norton is difficult. Mark Ruffalo is a different Hulk and had Edward Norton remained in the role it’s possible we would see a different Hulk. All in all, it worked out for the best.
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