As a first post... is Norton signed for multiple films?

[echostation]

I don't know if this has been asked but this belongs here... in the NON spoiler kashti section.

I am just curioser and curioser regarding if Mr Nortonie has been signed for multiple films or just this one Incredible Incredible Hulk film

 

[Sava]

they will always sign up actors for multiple film when they are making a comicbook movie.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Not always true. Nic Cage only opted for a single Ghost Rider. Judging from the mostly negative reviews (fan & non0fan) I doubt he'll sign on for number two.

 

[smooth3006]

Not always true. Nic Cage only opted for a single Ghost Rider. Judging from the mostly negative reviews (fan & non0fan) I doubt he'll sign on for number two.

wrong

cage has already publicly stated that he's up for sequel and loves the character.

 

[Dirty Harry]

wrong

cage has already publicly stated that he's up for sequel and loves the character.

There's a HUGE difference between saying publicly that he's up for a sequel and actually signing on the dotted line. Yes, we know that Cage is ga-ga for the character, the man's got a GR tattoo for Pete's sake. That's what I'd call a hard core fan! It still doesn't mean he's doing a sequel. I'm surmising that all involved parties are waiting for the collective dust to settle after next year's plethora of comic-book hero movies have played out, to see if the fad is still going strong - or gasping its last breath. I think that as long as these films continue to give us 'B+' or 'A' level quality that entertains the non-comicbook-geek movie masses, and basically appeases those nit-picky fan-boys (that's me!), the comicbook-to-movie trend will keep chugging along. I just pray that now that Marvel has final say over their characters that all future films will be more in keeping with the core & spirit of the original material and not stray so far from their source.

 

[Sava]

there a huge difference bwtween GR and Hulk, Marvel want to make this into a huge fanchise, so yeah, he is signed on for more than one, it would be stupid not to.

 

[CConn]

He probably has "options" for more films.

 

[Arkady Rossovich]

Indeed,just incase the film does not do that good.At this time,it's unknown.

 

[EmeraldBeast]

they will always sign up actors for multiple film when they are making a comicbook movie.

Correct. There is a clause in the contract for options regarding sequels. His are for Hulk 2 AND 3.

 

[Aethyrr]

Correct. There is a clause in the contract for options regarding sequels. His are for Hulk 2 AND 3.

So we can hope for a couple more Hulk movies? I don't think the movie will flop and Norton's not even 40 yet