A film starring The Avengers is already being rumored and lots of talks are going on about it, but will the red, white, and blue hero appear alongside the big green guy come June 13?
Yesterday afternoon, I was able to participate in a very small roundtable interview with Incredible Hulk director Louis Leterrier. The reason I was able to get some time with Louis was; Universal was holding an international press day for the film. And even though Collider wasn�t invited as we’re a domestic outlet�Omelete, our partners from Brazil, were.
As most of you know, Collider and Omelete are partners. When we post clips or exclusives they also post it. When they get stuff; we use it. They’re in Portuguese and we’re in English. As I’ve said many times; it’s a perfect marriage. Also, since they’re based in San Paolo, when they get invited to do stuff here in Los Angeles; they send me.
During my roundtable conversation, Louis dropped a bombshell of awesomeness. Yeah, I used awesomeness. He said that the upcoming Blu-Ray of the Incredible Hulk would have 70 minutes of additional footage! Yes�70!
Of course he said the footage was cut for a reason; but for fans of the film and Marvel movies, knowing you’re going to get so much additional footage is just something really cool to look forward to. I then asked him if the normal DVD would have it and he wasn’t sure as Blu-Ray’s hold a lot more data. But I’d imagine Hulk will be a special 2 disc edition DVD and if that�s the case, the normal DVD would probably have it as well.
The other bit of news is: I pressed him on the Captain America cameo that he talked about last week. He again reiterated that Captain America is in the movie, but he would not drop where he’s in it. Obviously as more people see the movie, someone will notice him in the background somewhere and word will leak out. Finally, we talked about “the fighting” that went on behind closed doors and how that info got out, and I asked him if fans could expect to see some of the deleted scenes at Comic-Con this summer.
Check out the full interview here.
Credit: Collider
