More From Ed Norton on a Return To The Hulk

More From Ed Norton on a Return To The Hulk

He still doesn't say yay or nay, but in this exclusive chat with MTV, he does give some more details about the POSSIBILITY of seeing him go green again.

By MarkCassidy - Sep 28, 2009 09:09 AM EST
Filed Under: Hulk
Source: mtvsplashpage.com

"It's purely a function of time," said Norton. "It's always about just working things out on the schedule."

"I get very busy. You have to deal with the demands of your moment," he continued. "I tend to keep my head in the thing I'm doing and I don't speculate or worry too much about what two or three blocks down the thing is going to be. I know all these things will reveal themselves and work themselves out."

Ah just tell us ya git! In fairness, I think if it wasn't going to happen then he would most likely just say so. He may be tight lipped because that's how Marvel and company want it. He goes on to say what he likes about CBM's in general.

"The thing about their universe that's fun is that it all cross-pollinates," said Norton. "Even when I was working on the 'Incredible Hulk' script, I tried to plug in the whole super-soldier serum thing from Captain America."

"There are limitless permutations," he said.





Thanks to MTV Splashpage for the vid

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