Edward Norton

Starring :Edward Norton ... Bruce BannerLiv Tyler ... Betty RossTim Roth ... Emil BlonskyWilliam Hurt ... Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' RossTim Blake Nelson ... Samuel SternsTy Burrell ... LeonardChristina Cabot ... Major Kathleen SparrPeter Mensah ... General Joe GrellerLou Ferrigno ... Voice of The Incredible Hulk / Security GuardPaul Read Full Story

Edward Norton goes half-naked to almost naked through most of the movie The Incredible Hulk. This is not the first time that Edward Norton shows most of his body. He also does this in Fight Club and several other testosterone driven movies. He also showed a lot of skin in his last movie with Colin Farrell , Pride and Glory . He just finished filming for a movie entitled Leaves of Grass which is basically a crime thriller so we really won’t see him as naked as he did back in his Hulk days. Share and Enjoy: Read Full Story

Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is a scientist working to find a way to use gamma radiation to increase healing time in soldiers. One of his co-workers is Betty Ross (Liv Tyler), whose father, General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross (William Hurt), oversees the project. Upon subjecting himself to a gamma test, Banner transforms into a green-skinned, superhumanly powerful creature. He destroys the lab, injures Betty and Ross and escapes. Several years later, he surfaces in Brazil, working at a local soft drink factory. He trains with martial artists on how to control his gamma-irradiated anger, and communicates via encrypted e-mail with Mr. Blue about developing a ... Read Full Story

Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is a scientist working to find a way to use gamma radiation to increase healing time in soldiers. One of his co-workers is Betty Ross (Liv Tyler), whose father, General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross (William Hurt), oversees the project. Upon subjecting himself to a gamma test, Banner transforms into a green-skinned, superhumanly powerful creature. He destroys the lab, injures Betty and Ross and escapes. Several years later, he surfaces in Brazil, working at a local soft drink factory. He trains with martial artists on how to control his gamma-irradiated anger, and communicates via encrypted e-mail with Mr. Blue about developing a ... Read Full Story

With the somber, tank punting, desert bright, head shrinking of Ang Lee ’s first film still ringing dully in our ears you’d be forgiven for questioning Marvel ’s decision to reboot the emerald roid rager and release ‘ The Incredible Hulk ‘. After Favreau and Downey fired ‘ Iron Man ‘ into the stratosphere, director Louis Leterrier and star Edward Norton have a lot to prove. You’ll be pleased to hear that you can finally wipe the po-faced preachiness of the 2003 original from your memory. Not only does ‘The Incredible Hulk’ match old Shellhead as a piece of cinema it injects the kinds ... Read Full Story