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Ed Norton goes to the Hill to talk up green building Posted by Kate Sheppard at 4:47 PM on 15 May 2008 Ed Norton will go green -- literally -- next month when he hits the big screen as The Incredible Hulk .
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Can anything in Hollywood be trusted?
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As part of its celebration of Earth Day, NBC's "Today" show invited on actor/environmentalist Ed Norton to promote his National Geographic special on PBS and the "Fight Club" star actually decried America's ...
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Incredible Hulk director Louis Leterrier has denied claims that he had a major row with star Ed Norton.
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Director director Louis Leterrier recently spoke with SciFi.com about some of these issues.
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Entertainment Weekly can't get every story right, and apparently they were wrong about some of the problems facing "The Incredible Hulk" in post-production. At least based on what star Edward Norton is sharing.
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On one hand, the decision seems like the craziest superhero casting since Michael Keaton donned the Batman suit. Or the revolving door of Bruce Waynes that ...
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that Ed Norton is refusing to do publicity for the upcoming Hulk film unless he is totally happy with the final product. Ed helped rewrite the script for the film (he's also starring in it) and is very picky when it comes to dialogue and the editing of same. Apparently...
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Comics fans are really worried that the new Hulk film is going to be a disaster, what with the despised trailer and the ongoing battle between scribe/star Edward Norton and the director over the final cut. Entertainment Weekly finally got an email from Ed which tries to downplay the controversy...
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The true-life story of "21" — a cadre of Massachusetts Institute of Technology geeks learn to count cards and take Las Vegas by storm — offers, ...
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