#EdwardNorton #TheHulk #Deepfake

First and foremost I am an Edward Norton fan, he has acted in some fantastic movies (Fight Club, American History X, The Illusionist, etc) and I always wondered what it'd be like if he still played Bruce Banner/The Hulk in the MCU. Well this isn't "exactly" like seeing that, but it's probably the closest we will ever get to seeing it. I hope you all enjoy!

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The Incredible Hulk - Epic Version
Marvel's Avengers Theme - Epic Version
Avengers: Age of Ultron Artiface - Trailer Music Version
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When you think about Bruce Banner/The Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Mark Ruffalo is likely who first comes to mind, but let’s not forget about the man who played him in this franchise first. Edward Norton brought the Green Goliath to life in 2008’s The Incredible Hulk, and while it looked like Norton would stick around for a sequel, due to creative differences with Marvel Studios, he was replaced by Ruffalo for The Avengers.

So if Edward Norton had his way, his version of The Hulk would have gone in a darker direction, as he was inspired by what Christopher Nolan delivered in Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. And as the actor claims, Marvel was initially receptive to doing down this creative path, but then reversed course, and that’s when this professional relationship started to collapse.

Back in 2014, Edward Norton said that the reason he didn’t return to play The Hulk is because he’d “experimented and experienced” everything he’d wanted to from that kind of movie, and didn’t want to be tied down to the “obligations” that came with starring in a superhero franchise. though it was clear after the Hulk recasting was first announced that Norton was upset with how Marvel framed the two sides going their separate ways.

Now, though, it seems like he looks back on his time with Marvel more fondly, and he noted how that joke he made about The Incredible Hulk last year was meant to be more at his expense than Marvel’s. Sure he’s disappointed that his dark Hulk duology never came to fruition, but there isn’t any “friction” between him and Marvel right now.

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**This is a Concept fan art/deepfake video. This is not meant to fool, scam or misinterpret anything to everyone watching, it's meant as just a conceptual video and for entertainment purposes.

**Copyright Disclaimer: This video is protected under fair use, due to the fact that it demonstrates/conceptualizes a specific or non-existing film idea, and compiles clips from previously existing productions to create a creatively unique vision and give new meaning. The video displays visual commentary on how a film idea could look, and is a form of FAN ART with some deepfake technology.

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