Edward Norton Unsure About Avengers
Sometimes it's hard to tell whether Edward Norton is a realist or a pessimist. Just as he expressed doubt over the Incredible Hulk sequel, he sounds completely unenthusiastic about The Avengers.
"I'm not even sure deep inside the minds of Marvel how they are planning to string that stuff out, but I don't think any of it is imminent, I don't know," said the Fight Club star about The Avengers, which is supposed to sport a slew of Marvel characters from various different films, some yet to be shot.
Norton also went on to elaborate what it would take from Marvel for him to be on board the film:
"Things like that to me are always completely dependent on what they make of it. It's like anything can be the crappy version of itself or the great version of itself and if it's the great version of itself, then that's one thing. If they don't get it right, then I don't know, then I think… A lot of it depends on what they come up with."
The Avengers currently has a 2012 release date.
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November 7th, 2009 4:50 PM
i really hope he does another hulk film,and i hope he is in the avengers film as well. he is a great actor and he and the other cast of hulk did a great job,im surprised they have not started another sequel to the hulk already.i know we all want another,and get a chance to see the the leader,and abomination transform a little further.bring us hulk 2!!!!!
November 7th, 2009 4:52 PM
i would also love to see a silver surfer film,Namor film,and the inhumans film. all of these film would work if taken serious,and think out the stories.a x-men district-x could be a great film with a mix of die hard,and x-men combined.
November 20th, 2009 6:14 AM
With America now being completely underwritten
by the most genocidal monsters in ALLL human history
over there across the Pacific --
all sell-out Ed Norton can find to do is churn-out
another round of techno-wampum franchise SHIT.
Amen